Former Maryland mayor sentenced in revenge porn case
A former Maryland mayor who admitted to posting nude photos of his ex-girlfriend on Reddit will not have to spend time behind bars under a plea deal announced by the state prosecutor’s office on Monday.
$400 million measure Gov. Hogan signed adds new housing, restaurants, retail around FedEx Field
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan signed a measure Tuesday that would make up to $400 million in bonds available for development around FedEx Field.
State lawmakers vote to return to all-elected school board in Prince George's Co.
In the Maryland General Assembly’s final hours, lawmakers passed a bill requiring a return to an all-elected school board in Prince George’s County.
New congressional map approved in Maryland
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan approved a new congressional map Monday with more compact districts, after a judge struck down a previous map 10 days ago for being a “product of extreme partisan gerrymandering.”
Maryland ends four-year degree requirement for thousands of state jobs
Thousands of Maryland government jobs will no longer require a four-year college degree.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan working on 'emergency suspension' of state gas tax
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced Thursday that he is working with the Maryland General Assembly to suspend the state's gas tax as fuel prices in the state surge past $4 per gallon.
Gov. Larry Hogan: 'People of Maryland stand with Ukraine'
Governor Larry Hogan joined "Your World with Neil Cavuto" on Fox News Tuesday to discuss Maryland’s actions in support of Ukraine.
Marijuana legalization moves forward in Maryland with passage of 2 bills
Marijuana legalization took a small step forward Friday in Maryland as the House passed two bills that could put the state on a path to a referendum vote this fall.
Maryland House members to support amendment to protect abortion rights
Leading Maryland House members said Monday that they will support a constitutional amendment to protect abortion rights in the state, as well as other measures to broaden access, because of the possibility a conservative U.S. Supreme Court could overturn or weaken federal abortion-rights protections.
Maryland mail-in ballots sent out this week for 2022 primary
The Maryland State Board of Elections announced Monday it has started sending mail-in ballot request forms to registered voters before the June 28 primary.
Wes Moore raises $4.8 million, leads Maryland gubernatorial field
Wes Moore’s campaign confirmed today that it has raised a record-breaking $4.8 million in the Maryland race for Governor.
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.