The recently departed head of Alexander & Cleaver is suing his former employer for unpaid wages, the latest chapter of a bitter dispute that has roiled the top Annapolis lobbying firm. Robert Garagiola, the former managing attorney for government relations ...

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A first-term Republican delegate who publicly split from her Republican state senator father over legislation banning conversion therapy has switched parties.

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West Virginia impeachment heads news summary including an 18-year-old murder case goes to trial, a client records own lawyer and Kato Kaelin's rooting interest.

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Maryland's two major party candidates for governor spoke to a gathering of municipal leaders from around the state Friday but it wasn't the well-worn campaign speeches that had the campaigns talking.

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Senior advisers to Maryland’s Democratic nominee for governor say a sharp increase in the number of absentee ballot requests is a harbinger of both a predicted “blue wave” and the defeat of Republican Gov. Larry Hogan. The figures released by ...

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Gov. Larry Hogan appears to be on track to become the first Republican since Theodore McKeldin to be re-elected in Maryland, according to a poll released Wednesday by Gonzales Research and Media Services. The poll, two weeks before the start ...

ANNAPOLIS — More changes are coming for a top State House lobbying firm embroiled in a lawsuit with former employees who left to start a competing firm. Alexander & Cleaver announced that Brian Hammock, who took over as the firm’s managing ...

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“I’m here because the constitution says I have to be.” ~ Maryland Budget Secretary David Brinkley, responding to a comment from Gov. Larry Hogan about how Brinkley’s department had no items for approval on Wednesday’s Board of Public Works agenda. ...

If you haven’t bought anything online — not counting Amazon, Apple and other retailers with a presence in Maryland — you may not have noticed that online sales taxes are now in effect. The 6 percent sales tax once only ...

A Montgomery County judge has denied a request by the state’s largest teacher’s union to stop Gov. Larry Hogan’s campaign from using an apple in bumper stickers and social media posts. Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Michael Mason issued the ...