Baltimore Heroin Dealer Pleads Guilty To Heroin Deal That Killed 1 Person
24-year-old Coron Demon Johnson, aka "Savage" pleaded guilty on April 2, to distribution of heroin.
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24-year-old Coron Demon Johnson, aka "Savage" pleaded guilty on April 2, to distribution of heroin.
The Maryland General Assembly has approved a bill raising the legal age to buy tobacco and vaping products from 18 to 21.
The speaker said he started feeling rundown after a Democratic Caucus meeting last Tuesday.
The police chief at the U.S. Naval Academy is under investigation following a complaint about sexual harassment.
Maryland House votes to override Gov. Hogan's vetoes of $15 minimum wage.
Maryland Senate votes to override Gov. Hogan's veto of a bill that abolishes his post-Labor Day school start executive order.
A judge is expected to hear arguments next week about whether a man charged with killing five people at a Maryland newspaper office should have more time to consider an insanity plea.
In honor of the five victims who died in the Capital Gazette shooting, June 28 is officially freedom of the press day in Maryland.
In Gov. Hogan's letter to General Assembly leadership he stated, "Now is not the time to reverse course and put Maryland back on the previous path to economic stagnation."
The End of Life Options Act has died in the Senate after a 23-23 vote.
The House of Delegates voted 98-40 on Wednesday for the bill. It has been described as a first-of-its-kind in the nation and a priority of Democrats, who control the General Assembly.
Maryland's governor has appointed a former state police major as acting secretary of the state's correctional services and public safety department.
Gov. Larry Hogan has signed a measure to enable federal employees in Maryland who must work during a government shutdown without pay to get unemployment benefits.
Del. Jay Jalisi responded Tuesday to a Maryland legislative ethics panel that has recommended he be reprimanded for "ongoing pattern of bullying and abusive workplace behavior."
The panel found repeated conduct that was "intimidating, degrading, disrespectful, and belligerent."
The budget conference committee reached agreement Monday on the state's budget measure and a separate bill that is working in tandem to balance the budget.
Leaders in Congress are responding to the Justice Department's summary, though only a couple of Maryland lawmakers have made their reactions public so far.
Anne Arundel County arrested an Annapolis man Tuesday for allegedly sexually abusing a minor and other rape charges.
Gov. Hogan didn't hold back Monday in Annapolis, criticizing legislators who voted against arming city school police and mandatory minimums for repeat violent offenders, calling some of them "pro-criminal,"
The bill would also help fund efforts to fix the problem by establishing a grant system to replace aging pipes and fountains.
Maryland's Senate president says he thinks his chamber will pass a measure to allow the terminally ill to end their lives with a doctor's help, but he's anticipating "a very, very close vote."
Anne Arundel County health officials are warning resident after a report of a rabid raccoon in Annapolis.
Gov. Hogan is calling on the Trump administration to reverse a decision to limit the number of visas available through the Temporary Non-Agricultural Workers Program.
The bill, "Grace's Law 2.0" passed unanimously at 137-0.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced Tuesday the appointments of Brynja Booth to the Court of Appeals, 1st Appellate Circut, Judge Edward Wells to the Court of Special Appeals and Steven Gould to the Court of Appeals, 7th Appellate Circuit.
