President Trump to hold bipartisan meeting with lawmakers as government shutdown looms
President Trump is expected to meet with lawmakers Monday as a government shutdown looms with an October 1 deadline.
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President Trump is expected to meet with lawmakers Monday as a government shutdown looms with an October 1 deadline.
Moore and other Maryland leaders approved new work zone safety recommendations on Friday afternoon.
June 24 marks one year since the U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade.
Marylanders voted on a November referendum to legalize recreational marijuana for people 21 and older. Roughly 67% of them said recreational marijuana should be legal. Now, lawmakers in Annapolis are obligated to figure out how to implement the law.
When Angela Royster thinks about her son Devin, she smiles.
Maryland lawmakers have reached the last day of their annual 90-day session with priority legislation on pandemic relief and police reform already approved.
Maryland lawmakers will be working to put finishing touches on priority legislation before an early adjournment due to coronavirus.
The report is set to be released at a meeting of the Legislative Policy Committee on Friday.
A Hispanic Texas lawmaker who a Republican colleague threatened to shoot "in self-defense" after the Democrat pushed him said Tuesday that the altercation was a boiling point in a session where minority members were powerless to stop conservative legislation they say is discriminatory.
The sister of Sandra Bland, a black woman found dead in a Texas jail following a confrontational traffic stop with a white state trooper, says it is "gut-wrenching" that lawmakers stripped police reforms from a bill named after her sibling and are now pushing a weakened compromise that "painfully misses the mark."
Nevada lawmakers convene Monday to consider raising taxes in the Las Vegas area to help fund a $1.9 billion football stadium, a $1.4 billion convention center expansion and more police officers to protect the additional tourists.
GOP lawmakers aren't giving up any ground despite a nearly day-long sit-in protest by Democrats calling for gun reform.
Gov. Larry Hogan met with his top housing official Monday to express disappointment in the secretary's comments about landlord liability in lead paint cases, a spokesman said, but the official will remain on the job after 30 lawmakers called for his resignation.
Maryland toll reductions won't harm transportation maintenance or current plans for projects, the state's transportation secretary said Tuesday, though lawmakers questioned how the state revenue loss wouldn't have a negative impact on infrastructure.
A Maryland funding formula that sends more money to parts of the state where education is more expensive would have to be fully funded in the budget for the next fiscal year, or else it would have to be fully funded the following year.
Budget crisis averted. Powerful political leaders went head-to-head over funding for the state for hours. The General Assembly has passed a final budget.
Bills giving law-breakers a chance to get back on their feet are making progress in the Maryland General Assembly -- and with bipartisan support.
Maryland attorneys and lawmakers sparred Friday about a proposed constitutional amendment to nullify a court ruling that requires government-funded lawyers to be present at initial bail review hearings for the poor, but the debate might be all that results from the proposal this year.
A controversial bill that would give certain terminally ill people the ability to end their lives with a prescription drug needs more study, lawmakers said Thursday.
Advocates for the developmentally disabled are urging lawmakers to restore funding cut from the state budget.
Ban the tan. Annapolis is considering outlawing tanning beds for minors.
Two Maryland lawmakers were sworn in as senators to replace their peers who moved on to be part of Gov. Larry Hogan's administration.
State and local officials in Maryland are wondering what will be cut next due to budget challenges.
Secret Service Director Julia Pierson abruptly resigned Wednesday in the face of multiple revelations of security breaches, bumbling in her agency and rapidly eroding confidence that the president and his family were being kept safe.
A group of 39 lawmakers is urging a federal court to block the Obama administration's plan to clean up the Chesapeake Bay watershed, describing it as an unjustified power grab.
