Sen. Brian Frosh Explores Bid For Attorney General
State Sen. Brian Frosh says he is exploring a run for attorney general of Maryland.
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State Sen. Brian Frosh says he is exploring a run for attorney general of Maryland.
Gov. Martin O'Malley has appointed five judges.
Maryland's treasurer says all three bond rating agencies have affirmed the state's triple-A bond rating.
Maryland Rep. Chris Van Hollen says Pepco should not receive a 4 percent rate increase until the utility makes meaningful progress on reliability.
Extreme heat was followed by severe storms Wednesday, and both caused big problems in Maryland.
Griffin MacFadyen is used to being on the move. Whether it be gliding down a mountain at 50 mph on his snowboard or traveling cross-country for a competition, the 9-year-old is used to moving, usually fast.
Maryland health officials are highlighting $14.3 million they can use to expand community-based, long-term care for seniors and the physically disabled with the help of an increased state alcohol tax, which has been in effect for a little more than year.
The State Retirement and Pension System's 14-member board of trustees has voted to keep the assumed rate of return on investments at 7.75 percent.
Maryland officials are preparing to tear down a more than 130-year-old prison that was closed in 2007 after a string of violent incidents.
Authorities say the search for a boater missing in the Chesapeake Bay will resume Monday at 8 a.m. after several rescue crews failed to find him on Sunday night.
The heat has arrived, once again. We started our next heat wave today. Our high hit 95 degrees at BWI-Marshall this afternoon. We will only drop to the mid 70s overnight before going right back up to the mid 90s again tomorrow.
We got a break from the heat, but it's on its way back.
A jail in Maryland's Frederick County is installing solar panels that will be used to heat water for the facility.
The problem of bullying has claimed kids' lives across the country and in Maryland. Star Ravens player Ray Rice is joining thousands of parents and teens to help stop more tragedies.
Needed showers, then heat to return. A warm front is slowly approaching the state. That front is responsible for the clouds and spotty rain/showers that have broken out today.
A new law is trying to catch up to technology and the danger it poses on the road. In Maryland, it's now illegal to text while driving.
The regional grid operator for West Virginia and 12 other states says there may no longer be a need for the Potomac-Appalachian Transmission Highline.
Massive drug bust in Maryland. Nearly $200,000 in heroin and drug money was confiscated by state police during a routine traffic stop.
The impact of Maryland's brutal storm on June 29 is still being felt by some, including at St. Martin's Home in Catonsville that cares for needy seniors.
Federal prosecutors say nine people have been indicted on charges of plotting to distribute 2,200 pounds of marijuana.
A key development in Maryland's controversial pit bull ruling that would allow landlords to evict people who own that breed: the Attorney General's Office says while the ruling is being appealed, landlords don't have that right.
It's official. The State Board of Elections has certified the petition to put same-sex marriage on the November ballot.
As summer fires up, how about a change of pace, like winter?
Enough signatures have been validated to put Maryland's congressional redistricting map on the ballot for voters to decide in a November referendum, the Maryland State Board of Elections determined Wednesday.
Gov. Martin O'Malley said Wednesday he wants to bring in outside help to review Maryland's procurement process for state contracts after repeated problems that agencies have experienced in bidding out for services over the years.
