Maryland Gov Larry Hogan slams Cox as 'Q-anon wackjob' during crime presser
The day after former President Donald Trump announced his endorsement of Dan Cox for the Maryland GOP gubernatorial nomination, Governor Larry Hogan slammed the state delegate from Fredrick County as a "Q-anon wackjob."
Trump endorses Maryland gubernatorial candidate who called Pence 'a traitor' during Jan. 6 riot; rips Hogan
Former President Donald Trump – who still wields considerable power among the Republican base – threw his political weight behind a Maryland state delegate from Frederick County who called former Vice President Mike Pence "a traitor" during the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Maryland lawmaker fined for teleconferencing from operating room
Del. Terri Hill is a plastic surgeon who said she's trying to balance her professional priorities.
Maryland Rep. Andy Harris prescribes ivermectin to patient diagnosed with COVID-19
Maryland Rep. Andy Harris, who is a physician, prescribed ivermectin to a patient who was diagnosed with COVID-19, his office confirmed Tuesday night.
New Prince George’s County redistricting map fails to satisfy critics
After a Prince George’s County council redistricting map drew the ire of critics who say it would thwart progressive candidates, council members have proposed a new map.
Maryland sports betting making progress, but sportsbooks still aren't up and running
If residents of the DMV wanted to gamble on Thursday Night Football, hopefully they spent some time in either D.C. or Virginia.
Maryland lawmakers override vetoes on sweeping police reform
Maryland lawmakers voted Saturday to override Republican Gov. Larry Hogan’s vetoes of three far-reaching police reform measures that supporters say are needed to increase accountability and restore public trust.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan vetoes 3 police reform bills
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday that he has vetoed three police reform measures approved by the Democrat-controlled General Assembly, all measures passed with enough votes to override the vetoes.
Maryland bill could block mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations
Should the vaccine be a choice or obligation? As the country reopens, there is a growing debate over whether governments and businesses can mandate the COVID-19 vaccine. Lawmakers in at least 27 states have proposed banning employers from requiring workers to get the shot.
Maryland legislator slams Montgomery County for limited number of GOP representation on council
A Calvert County legislator slammed Montgomery County for not having enough Republican representation on the county council and even proposed an amendment to try and change that. This is a battle that took some state legislators by surprise.
Maryland continues push to get health insurance to unemployed
As Maryland state lawmakers work to improve the unemployment benefits program, they're also looking at a very simple step that some say could be a big help for people in need of health insurance.
‘Several’ Maryland state lawmakers test positive for COVID-19
Several lawmakers in the Maryland State House have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, according to Senate President Bill Ferguson.
Maryland General Assembly considers a bill to end life sentences for juveniles
A bill that would end life sentences in prison for juveniles is making its way through the Maryland House and Senate.
Maryland to require background checks for sales of rifles, shotguns
The state of Maryland will now require background checks for the private sale of shotguns and rifles after lawmakers voted to override a veto on the measure by Governor Larry Hogan.
Maryland lawmakers urge USPS officials to fix mail delivery problems
Maryland lawmakers are urging leaders of the United States Postal Service (USPS) to fix mail delivery problems they say continue to plague the USPS well after the holiday rush has ended.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan focuses on vaccines, economic help, schools in 'State of the State' address
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan urged patience on residents as they await their turn to be vaccinated against COVID-19, declaring Wednesday evening in his State of the State address that the process will take much longer and be more difficult than anyone would like.
Maryland Senate President Emeritus Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. passes away at 78
Maryland Senate President Emeritus Thomas V. Mike Miller, Jr. passed away peacefully at his home Friday afternoon while surrounded by loved ones, according to a family statement. He was 78 years old.
Maryland governor proposes direct payments to an estimated 400K residents
Governor Larry Hogan proposed legislation on Monday that would result in direct payments to Marylanders who earn a low to moderate income as part of its continued efforts to alleviate the economic crisis prompted by the novel coronavirus.
Lawmakers want millions in refunds for Maryland taxpayers after error
Some Maryland lawmakers are calling for millions in refunds for taxpayers after the state miscalculated a tax credit for homeowners.
Maryland breaks record for early voting on first day
Maryland has set a new high for voter turnout on the first day of in-person early voting.