Former PG Co. Executive Jack Johnson Indicted
Extortion, bribery and conspiracy were just some of the charges leveled against former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson in a massive pay-for-play scheme.
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Extortion, bribery and conspiracy were just some of the charges leveled against former Prince George's County Executive Jack Johnson in a massive pay-for-play scheme.
A fight over money. The president will use a Baltimore County school Monday to lay out his budget plan for the entire country.
New taxes, painful cuts and even layoffs. Now Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is turning to you to help fix the city's money mess.
President Barack Obama will visit Parkville Middle School and Center of Technology in Baltimore County on Monday.
Maryland lawmakers are set to lock horns over the state's death penalty.
Democratic Sen. Jim Brochin says he will vote in support of gay marriage following an "appalling" display by opponents of the issue.
Rep. Christopher Lee of western New York abruptly resigned with only a vague explanation of regret after a gossip website reported that the married congressman had sent a shirtless photo of himself flexing his muscles to a woman whose Craigslist ad he answered.
A lawmaker who chairs the Baltimore City Delegation in Annapolis has quit a House of Delegates tea party caucus after his Democratic colleagues complained of his membership.
Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has news for city residents about the state of the city.
A Maryland House Republican leader who is pressing to end the state's $15 million earmark program has been seeking earmarks for her own district this year.
Ohio congressman Dennis Kucinich has asked the Defense secretary for a visit with an Army private suspected of giving classified material to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks.
Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration has accepted 667 voluntary buyouts from state employees to save about $29 million in the state's general fund, which is less than the governor had hoped to save.
Questions of who will run Maryland's Senate have opened a rift in the Senate Democratic Caucus and spurred a rebuke from the longest-serving Senate president in state history.
If you watched Governor Martin O'Malley's State of the State Address on Thursday, you may have heard the governor tell the story about a woman who was unemployed but now has a higher paying job. WJZ tracked her down.
The state of Maryland is strong. That's the overall message from Governor Martin O'Malley as he lays out his priorities for his second term in office.
