Google to Pay State of Maryland $1 Million in Breach of Privacy Case

Officials with Google said that while the search engine went around privacy settings, no personal information was collected.

Tell It Like It Is: State Wants Your Feedback on Making Maryland Safe for Bicycles

State officials are asking for public comment on an updated plan to expand biking networks, improve safety and promote biking in Maryland.

Hollywood in Maryland: O'Malley Appears with the 'Veep'

O'Malley-'Meyer' in 2016? Or perhaps the other way around? Click for an even better photo on Politico's Twitter feed.

Maryland Leaders Likely to Act to Raise Minimum Wage This Week

Leaders say that if a bill to boost Maryland's minimum wage had been under consideration earlier, Tanger Outlet might have located its mall outside Prince George's County.

Maryland Governor Urges New Hampshire to 'Believe'; Is Presidential Bid Looming?

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley touted his record of improving the state's public schools and the dropping crime rate in Baltimore during a Democratic Party fundraiser in New Hampshire.

Is Baltimore's Inner Harbor Due for a Facelift?

An amphitheater, kayak launch, bike share program and floating swimming pool are some of the suggestions to revitalize the Inner Harbor.

Gansler Wants to Limit Outside Campaign Advertising

Attorney General Doug Gansler proposed the Democratic candidates sign a pledge prohibiting independent expenditures on political ads.

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Gubernatorial Hopeful Heather Mizeur: 'Obamalike' or Long Shot?

Or is her bid to become the first female openly gay governor 'between a long shot and a puncher's chance?'

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

Goucher Poll: Most Marylanders OK with Legalizing Marijuana

A new poll says most residents support legalizing small amounts of pot, and the punishment for possession should not be time in jail.

Put Down the Pizza: Does Your Favorite Food Have Trans Fat?

The Food and Drug Administration wants to remove artificially manufactured fats from ingredients’ lists. Trans fats are found in some baked goods, frozen pizza and coffee creamers.

Maryland Keeps No. 9 Ranking Nationally in Energy Efficiency Efforts

Maryland holds steady in a new energy scorecard. A state group says more must be done to improve Maryland's standing.

Maryland Governments Risk Millions in Fines Over Rain Tax

State agencies are warning the state’s 10 largest jurisdiction to implement stormwater fees or face fines of $10,000 a day.

Moment of Silence Friday at BWI and Airports Nationwide

TSA employees will honor the one among them who was killed in a shooting rampage in Los Angeles.

Virginia 2013 Governor Race: Democrat Terry McAuliffe Wins

It's a rare political moment with Democrats in power in the neighboring Commonwealth of Virginia.

'Devastating' Food Stamp Cuts Go Into Effect in Maryland

Maryland had the third highest increase in food stamp participation from June 2012 to June 2013.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

Poll: Taxes, Corruption Replace Economy as County's Biggest Problems

The survey's results could be evidence of declining sense of trust and return on investment from government in Anne Arundel County, according to a report.

Maryland To Receive More Aid for Superstorm Sandy Relief

One year later, the state receives $19 million in aid to help the hardest-hit communities.

State Marriage Law Patchwork Puts Maryland Same-Sex Couples at Risk

Maryland’s Largest Tea Party Group Says It's Gaining Support

It's called the Maryland Society of Patriots.

O'Malley BLOG: Zero-Emission Vehicles

Eight governors announced a collaborative initiative to put 3.3 million zero-emission vehicles on the road by 2025.

Data Shows Maryland Communities Becoming More Politically Polarized

Republicans have strongholds where Democrats used to reign and vice versa, according to figures from the Sunlight Foundation.

Maryland Obamacare Website Improving But Not There Yet

Have you tried to log on? So far, 2,400 households have reportedly enrolled.

Kittleman to Submit Legislation to Repeal State 'Rain Tax'

The state senator who is also running for Howard County executive said the legislation puts the burden on business owners and is unnecessary.

Democrats in Gubernatorial Race Address Achievement Gap

Candidates tout plans to expand pre-K programs for children in Maryland.

Gansler to Announce Lieutenant Governor Choice

The Washington Post reports he has selected Del. Jolene Ivey of Prince George’s County.

Which MD Lawmakers Will Keep, Donate Paychecks During Shutdown?

Interactive graphic shows how Maryland lawmakers are handling their salaries.

Councilman Wants Looser Laws on Backyard Chickens in Anne Arundel

The councilman said you might be surprised by the number of chicken raisers in the county.

Maryland Health Care Exchange Works Out Kinks, Offers Enrollment Events

For those frustrated with trying to sign up for Obamacare online, there are enrollment events scheduled around Anne Arundel County.

Neuman Withdraws Benefits Bill to Make Way for Another

Neuman: Focus is on solving the problem, not who gets credit for introducing a bill.

Flu Hits Maryland: First Case Confirmed in Child

The first case of the flu was detected in Maryland about two weeks earlier than last year.

Republican Gubernatorial Candidates to Focus on Economy in Upcoming Election

The economy takes center stage for GOP candidates.

Council Tackles County's 'Most Serious Long-Term Financial Issue'

The County Council and administration have dueling bills set to land on Monday.

County Hires First-Ever Economist

Scott Shaffer's new role will provide big-picture economic perspective on the county and more closely analyze the impact of local legislation.

How to File for Unemployment in Maryland

Furloughed federal workers qualify for unemployment insurance. Here's how to apply.

It's Flu Shot Time: Clinics Offer Free Vaccines in Anne Arundel

The county provided more than 22,500 doses of the flu vaccine during last year's flu season.

Head Lice and Cockroaches Are More Popular Than Congress

On the other hand, Congress is thought of more highly than the Kardashians.

Report: Veterans Not Deterred by War Memorial Barricades

“I’m not going to enforce the ‘no stopping or standing’ sign for a group of 90 World War II veterans,” despite the government shutdown, one U.S. Park Police officer told The Washington Post.