Bill To Limit O'Malley Say In Paroles Near Passage
The General Assembly could soon send a bill to limit Gov. Martin O'Malley's say in parole decisions to his desk for his consideration.
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The General Assembly could soon send a bill to limit Gov. Martin O'Malley's say in parole decisions to his desk for his consideration.
The secretary of Anne Arundel county executive John Leopold has been called before a grand jury to answer questions as part of an investigation into whether he misused government resources.
He is one of Maryland's longest serving politicians. Former governor, mayor and comptroller William Donald Schaefer is being treated for a slight case of pneumonia.
President Barack Obama says Democrats and Republicans are close to an agreement on the amount of spending cuts needed in order to keep the government operating and avoid a government shutdown.
Stuck in a budget quagmire with Senate Democrats and President Barack Obama, House Republicans are suggesting they can run the government without them.
Stopping protests at funerals. The Supreme Court allows them. Now Maryland lawmakers are stepping in.
A panel of House and Senate lawmakers met for about two hours on Thursday to start working out differences that the two chambers have over Maryland's budget legislation.
Maryland senators are seeking a limit on who would report to the state under a monitoring plan aimed at curbing prescription drug abuse.
Reagan Day in Maryland will have to wait for another a year.
Making your electricity more dependable. That's the goal in Annapolis as lawmakers consider threatening fines against utility companies if they take too long to restore your power.
The mayor's new budget calls for dozens of new speed cameras and it includes painful cuts to city services.
Maryland lawmakers are rushing to approve bills on everything from hot-button social issues to the budget before they leave town in less than two weeks.
Members of the newly formed Maryland Tea Party Caucus are pushing a series of bills to give counties the power to raise fees, proposals House Democrats called "hypocritical" Wednesday.
A key Brazilian politician is visiting Maryland.
Maryland would impose more than $70 million in fee increases for things like car titles and filing land records, and state employees would have to pay 2 percent more of their salaries to help preserve the state's defined benefit pension plan under budget legislation passed Tuesday night by the state Senate.
