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The comptroller's office says Maryland's tax amnesty program has netted an estimated $9.6 million.
Maryland's child support guidelines are based on economic data from the 1970s — something the Department of Human Resources hopes to change next year.
Volunteers fill cartons at food bank with ingredients for holiday dinners
William Donald Schaefer, the former leader of the city and the state, thanks the people who gathered at the Inner Harbor on his birthday Monday for the unveiling of his slightly larger than life bronze statue.
Developer says it could break political deadlock over proposed Arundel Mills parlor
The Baltimore County Council unanimously enacted legislation Monday that will require scrap metal dealers to be licensed, keep daily records of each transaction, including the seller's identity and vehicle information, and report all sales to the police at the end of each business day.
Retirements, executive race, legal woes hint at new faces
The Chesapeake Bay is slated to get $50 million in funding, thanks to an appropriations bill that passed the Senate last week and awaits President Barack Obama's signature.
A Baltimore City Council panel is set to take a key vote today on controversial legislation that would require pregnancy clinics that don't perform abortions or distribute birth control to post signs stating just that.
Baltimore County officials hope to piggyback on Montgomery County's existing contract for the lease and installation of speed-monitoring cameras. The County Council is to review the proposal, estimated to cost $179,925 a month, at its session Monday.
Annapolitans head to the polls Tuesday to elect a new mayor. This year's race has had its ups and downs, with one primary candidate accused of sexual misconduct and another dropping out after revelations of debts and other personal financial problems came to light.
In April, former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s message to fellow Republicans in Howard County, delivered by his wife, Kendel, was a plea for guidance and support as he pondered another run for the Maryland state house.
More than 4,460 jobs have been created or saved with the infusion of federal stimulus dollars into Maryland, according to an initial accounting that Gov. Martin O'Malley released Thursday showing how some of the money has been spent.
Conditions on the approval include one-time $100 credit for BGE customers
Baltimore developer Ronald H. Lipscomb apologized in court Thursday for violating campaign finance rules and accepted a sentence of three years of unsupervised probation, 100 hours of community service and a $25,000 fine imposed by Circuit Judge Dennis M. Sweeney.
He flew through the air like a modern-day Mary Poppins or a balloon in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.
The Baltimore Board of Estimates blocked a company's payment to the embattled Baltimore City Foundation, and the city comptroller called for a halt to all donations to the private nonprofit amid questions about how it oversees spending. "This is an opportunity to be aggressive in reviewing the...
The bankrupt owner of Laurel Park and Pimlico Race Course wants to terminate a profit-sharing agreement to split any potential slots proceeds with the tracks' former owners, including Joseph De Francis, before the two racetracks go on the auction block early next year.
State officials on Wednesday announced the start of an outreach plan for the 2010 census that includes advertising at Motor Vehicle Administration branches, on buses and on county and state Web sites.
