Former Governor, Mayor William Donald Schaefer Dies At 89
Former Maryland Governor and Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer has died.
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Former Maryland Governor and Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer has died.
State Sen. Ulysses Currie's former campaign treasurer has been sentenced to a year in jail for stealing more than $150,000 from the senator's campaign.
It was a busy day in Annapolis Tuesday. Governor Martin O'Malley signed more than 100 bills passed by the General Assembly.
The Maryland General Assembly has approved a measure that's needed for the state to collect additional federal jobless benefits.
Lawmakers only have a few hours left to wrap up this year's session.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says the General Assembly "choked" on two of his top priorities this year.
Maryland lawmakers have a lot on their plate and only hours left to work out dozens of important bills. Among them are some hotly contested bills, including a 3 percent increase in the alcohol sales tax.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is planning to answer questions from the public on Maryland Public Television shortly before the close of the 2011 legislative session.
Maryland lawmakers will be debating a 50 percent increase in the alcohol sales tax and how to subsidize troubled horse racing tracks, as the General Assembly pushes toward adjournment.
A landmark bill that gives undocumented students in-state tuition is one step closer to becoming law.
A measure that would give Maryland residents who use marijuana for medical reasons a new defense with a doctor's approval has been approved by the House of Delegates.
Maryland's sales tax on alcohol would rise 50 percent in July, under legislation that advanced in the House of Delegates late Saturday night.
President Barack Obama has signed a short-term spending bill to pay for federal operations through Friday.
The House of Delegates has passed a bill that would limit how long the governor of Maryland could take to decide parole for an inmate sentenced to life in prison.
Can they make a deal? That's the big question in Washington as we are just hours away from a government shutdown. The whole country will feel the pain if the budget crisis isn't resolved. Tens of thousands of federal workers live right here in Maryland.
