A Baltimore County District Court judge has ordered Del. Hasan “Jay” Jalisi to be served via mail after lawyers for the two-term Democrat’s former employee said he was avoiding their servers. District Court Judge Marsha Russell authorized Jalisi to be ...

Maryland’s triple-A bond rating has been reaffirmed by the three major rating agencies. Treasurer Nancy Kopp announced the ratings from Fitch, Moody’s Investor Services and Standard & Poor’s in advance of an Aug. 14 sale of $500 million in tax-free bonds. ...

Gov. Larry Hogan, speaking on WBAL radio Monday morning, rebuked President Donald Trump for a series of messages on Twitter denigrating Baltimore and U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings. Hogan, appearing on the C4 show, criticized Trump’s use of social media and ...

A former candidate for the House of Delegates said he is standing by campaign fliers featuring a mug shot of Del. Richard “Rick” Impallaria that are now the key piece of evidence in an ongoing defamation lawsuit. Impallaria, 56, is ...

A state delegate will spend time in the coming month in courtrooms around the state suing members of his own party. Del. Richard “Rick” Impallaria, R-Baltimore and Harford counties, is suing fellow Republicans in Anne Arundel, Baltimore and Harford counties ...

Some motorists in Maryland could see toll relief under a series of proposals announced by Gov. Larry Hogan. Hogan made the announcement Friday in a 75-second video release that appeared to have been recorded and produced earlier in the week. The ...

Public officials will have to reconsider how they use electronic communications in the wake of a new opinion from the state’s Open Meeting Compliance Board. For more than 20 years electronic communications, such as emails and text messages, have been ...

CRISFIELD — Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday that he plans to find alternate funding for some programs for which he blocked spending earlier this month, including money to alleviate a backlog of untested rape kits. The money for those and other criminal ...

A top Annapolis lobbying firm is beefing up its roster, including the addition of a former longtime state senator. Perry, White, Ross & Jacobson Thursday announced it has added James “Ed” DeGrange and Brad Frome, who previously served as a ...

Maj. Gen. Linda L. Singh, the first African American and female appointed as adjutant general of the Maryland National Guard, plans to retire later this summer, the govenor’s office announced Tuesday. “Since my first day in office, Major General Singh ...