O'Malley To Attend Forum At The Baltimore Sun
Gov. Martin O'Malley is scheduled to take part in a public forum hosted by The Baltimore Sun.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley is scheduled to take part in a public forum hosted by The Baltimore Sun.
Our state could be on the verge of history. A committee voted 25-18 in favor of a bill that will legalize same-sex marriages in Maryland.
Supporters of same-sex marriage flooded Annapolis, hoping to sway undecided delegates.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is hailing passage in Washington state of a marriage equality bill and he is encouraging his state to do the same.
There's a delay in the trial against the campaign consultant accused in the 2010 Election Night robocall controversy. Julius Henson will have to wait to try to convince a jury of his innocence.
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot says a gasoline sales tax proposed by Gov. Martin O'Malley would be detrimental to families and businesses.
Governor Martin O'Malley takes the podium in the House chamber for the annual State of the State Address. At a time when the state's economy continues to put pressure on working families, he is pressing for a tax increase on gasoline.
When Gov. Martin O'Malley delivers his State of the State Address on Wednesday, his talk will center on reducing a billion dollar shortfall in the budget by any means necessary.
A showdown is building in Annapolis over same-sex marriage. On Monday night hundreds rallied against legislation to allow same-sex couples to marry.
Maryland lawmakers prepare to consider a bill to legalize same-sex marriage just as the dust settles from some controversial remarks from the governor's wife.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has joined Baltimore's mayor in announcing that Marnell A. Cooper has been appointed to the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners.
School officials come hopes-in-hand to making funding requests for building improvements from the Board of Public Works.
Maryland real estate agents expressed alarm Wednesday at Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposal to cap state income tax deductions for people who make more than $100,000, a change that would have a big impact on mortgage interest deductions.
The Chesapeake Bay Foundation say the governor's legislative agenda is good for the economy and the environment, but falls short on funding.
Maryland health advocates say they are happy about how Gov. Martin O'Malley has allocated proceeds from an increase in the alcohol tax for the next fiscal year.
The chief fiscal analyst for the Maryland General Assembly warned lawmakers on Monday that they need to prepare for the "big train that is coming" from federal budget cuts by reducing the state's running budget deficit in this legislative session.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, who chairs the Democratic Governors Association, is in South Carolina to criticize Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney.
Controversial remarks by the governor on a radio show have some business owners on edge, worried they could see the sales tax go up once again.
Two western Maryland counties that sit atop the Marcellus Shale geological formation are urging the administration of Gov. Martin O'Malley to quickly approve safe drilling for natural gas.
A mix of political circumstances in Maryland is prompting a variety of state lawmakers to make congressional bids this year.
The General Assembly's session, which begins next week, will focus on continuing budget problems and the return of difficult and strongly debated legislation that stalled last year. That includes same-sex marriage, expanding gambling, offshore wind development and limits on septic systems.
The Democratic Governors Association chaired by Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has reported it raised more than $20 million in 2011.
Maryland lawmakers will soon be gearing up for another legislative session, and the state's governor says those lawmakers will need courage to consider possible tax increases.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has nominated former congressman Frank Kratovil to the District Court for Queen Anne's County.
Several lawmakers and residents espoused their concerns about a proposed legislative redistricting map for 188 seats in the Maryland General Assembly on Thursday, with some taking issue with how the district lines have been drawn to represent the state's minorities.
