(This story was updated at 12:15 p.m. on Aug. 10 to reflect developments since publication) Larry Hogan likes The Zac Brown Band and the Washington Redskins and took donations from the pharmaceutical industry after opposing legislation meant to stop price ...

BETHESDA — Republican Gov. Larry Hogan said he trusts voters to “make the right decision” when it comes to adding proposed protections to abortion to the Maryland Constitution. House Speaker Michael Busch’s announcement of legislation to change the state constitution ...

A legislative review of sexual harassment allegations against Del. Curt Anderson is prompting the creation of a working group inside the Maryland Democratic Party.

As Maryland women watch "The Bachelorette," the Republican Governors Association is asking them to make another decision: Choose Larry over Ben.

Former state Sen. Nathaniel Oaks will appeal a portion of his federal corruption conviction, though it will have little effect on a prison sentence handed down last week. The motion, filed late last week by Oaks’ public defender legal team, was ...

The rumors of Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr.'s demise may be overstated.

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A surprise loss in the June Democratic primary election coupled with expected departures has led to major changes in the leadership in the House of Delegates.

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Like salmon swimming upstream to spawn and swallows returning to San Juan Capistrano, July in Maryland for some means the J. Millard Tawes Crab and Clam Bake, a migration to a far-flung edge of the map for what some call the "midsummer classic" of state politics.

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Defense attorneys representing disgraced former state Sen. Nathaniel T. Oaks are challenging prosecutors' request for a 60-month prison sentence.

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Maryland’s top tax collector blasted lawmakers over a potential special session to lay the groundwork for legalized sports betting, saying the prospect of such a meeting is “a big mistake given the election year we’re in.” Comptroller Peter Franchot, a ...

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