Glen Burnie Dog Bite Victim Speaks Out Against Maryland Law

Conversation continues in Annapolis whether pit bulls and their owners should be treated differently under Maryland law.

Are Diners Eating Maryland Crabs or Imports?

A Montgomery County delegate has introduced a bill that would require Maryland markets and restaurants to label fish by their common names and list country of origin.

Maryland Sales Tax Takes Holiday in Mid-February

The tax break on Energy Star products runs for approximately three days in mid-February.

Larry Hogan Files for Governor's Race, Plans to Use Public Financing

Larry Hogan filed his candidacy papers for the Maryland governor's race on Monday. Boyd Rutherford is his running mate for the lieutenant governor's job.

Ready to Run: O'Malley Says He 'Would Make a Good President'

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says he is preparing for a 2016 presidential bid. But will he run if Hillary Clinton campaigns?

Dear Deer: Sundays May Not Be a Day of Rest for You After All. Love, Your Hunters

Maryland lawmakers are trying to balance the need to cull the state's deer population with the wishes of trail riders to have the woods to themselves on Sundays.

Retroactive Health Insurance Bill Covers Maryland Residents

Maryland residents who couldn't sign up for health insurance because of problems with the state's website can enroll and be retroactively covered to Jan. 1

First African-American to Play Football at UMD Honored by Lawmakers

Darryl Hill was honored by a joint resolution of the Maryland General Assembly for being a sports pioneer.

Marijuana Program Stalled, 'Revenge Porn' Proposal, O'Malley's Irish Muse: Maryland Politics in Brief

Check out the top political stories from around the state.

Posting 'Revenge Porn' Online Could Become a Felony in Maryland

A Maryland lawmaker is seeking to make posting "revenge porn" -- intimate images of a person and their contact information -- a felony.

Drinking Game for the State of the Union Address

The Super Bowl we can understand, but the State of the Union?

What Time is the State of the Union Address?

The president's policy speech will be followed by a quick visit on Wednesday to Maryland.

Campaign Fund Theft, Tax Scofflaws Named, Return of Bottle Deposits? Maryland Politics in Brief

Check out the top political stories from around the state.

'Star-Spangled Banner' to Hit the Road for 200th Anniversary

The manuscript for the "Star-Spangled Banner" will leave Maryland temporarily this summer. Celebrations are planned to mark the bicentennial of the National Anthem.

Comptroller Releases List of Maryland's Top 50 Tax Evaders

Comptroller Peter Franchot released a list of the 25 businesses and 25 individuals who owe the state the most in back taxes.

How Accurate Are Md. Speed Cameras?

An audit of Baltimore speed cameras found higher error rates than previously disclosed. Officials with AAA Mid-Atlantic and some lawmakers are urging checks of all such systems in the state.

Postage Increase: How Much Does It Cost to Mail a Letter Now?

The U.S. Postal Service's increase for the cost of a first-class stamp is the largest hike for consumer postage in more than a decade.

Fort Meade Tax Center Now Open

News about free tax help, a visit from Miss America, and other stories highlight this week's edition of "Meade Week."

Pruski: County Needs Public Hearings on Budget

The candidate for county council said Anne Arundel County should follow the lead of Harford County in its budget approval process.

Critics Shred O'Malley Speech, Marriage with Benefits, Weed Killer Crab Cakes? Maryland Politics in Brief

Check out the top political stories from around Maryland.

O'Malley BLOG: An Economy With a Human Purpose

On Thursday, Governor Martin O’Malley delivered his eighth State of the State address.

Republican Candidates Criticize O’Malley’s Final State of the State Address

Harford County Executive David Craig and Change Maryland chairman Larry Hogan are running for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.

Income Taxes 2014: When Will IRS Begin Accepting Returns?

Last October's government shutdown has affected filing dates — so the Internal Revenue Service says it won't process tax returns before Jan. 31.

Expanded Early Voting, Decriminalizing Marijuana and Expanded Hunting Plan: Maryland Political Roundup Jan. 23

Check out the top political stories from around the state.

O'Malley Promotes Minimum Wage Hike in Final State of the State Address

Gov. Martin O'Malley, in his final State of the State Address, touted his administration's success and criticized Republican economic plans. Watch the speech online.

Could Cash-For-Phone Kiosks be Banned by State?

Maryland lawmakers are worried that businesses like ecoATM, which recycle used cell phones, are encouraging thefts.

Gansler's New Attack, Minimum Wage Battle and Physical Audit Fail: Maryland Political Roundup Jan. 22

Check out the top political stories from around Maryland.

Ruppersberger Won't Run for Governor

The Democrat from Maryland's 2nd District said he will seek re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives.

Big Changes In Store for Anne Arundel Libraries Starting Monday

Local libraries will soon be putting 31 new hires into action with a variety of new programs and activities across the county.

Maryland's Bear Hunting Season May See Changes

Maryland officials may set specific dates for the black bear hunting season.

Who's Hiring at Fort Meade?

Open positions include a medical technician and a financial counselor to the families of fallen soldiers.

No Pot, Hogan Announces, and 'Rain Tax' Hearing Delayed: Maryland Political Roundup

Check out the top political stories from throughout the state.

State Urges Big Trucks Off Highways; Tips for Winter Driving

Winds will blow snow back onto roads, so remember these winter driving tips.

Delegate Pushes for Statewide Native American Heritage Month

The proposal would educate Maryland residents on the contributions made by indigenous people.

Maryland Lawmakers Consider Repeal of 1860s Pro-Slavery Law

“We ought to put Maryland on the right side of history,” says state senator Brian Frosh.

Natural Resources Police: Protecting and Preserving the Waters We Love

At the heart of our State’s history and economy is the Chesapeake Bay.

Giving Rivals Cash, Job Losses, Skip MSAs: Maryland Political Roundup

Check out the top political stories from around the state.

Money Politics, Budget Spin, Climate Change and Hogan on Fox: Maryland Political Roundup

Check out the top political stories from around the state.

How Likely Are Md. Lawmakers to Legalize Marijuana?

Is marijuana a gateway drug to be avoided, or will allowing recreational use take the crime out of the equation? Maryland lawmakers disagree.

Hymes Raises $20K in District 4 Race

The environmentalist and small business owner from Crownsville is competing with Andrew Pruski for campaign dollars and votes.