Tawanna Gaines, a former member of the Maryland House of Delegates, pleaded guilty in federal court to one count of wire fraud in connection with an investigation of her use of a PayPal account.
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Read More »A Maryland board has approved the Maryland Stadium Authority's authorization to issue new bonds for an expansion of the Ocean City Convention Center.
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Gov. Larry Hogan has ordered state transportation officials to remove toll booths at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and move to a cashless toll system.
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ANNAPOLIS — Five wrongly convicted men awaiting compensation from the state may only have a few weeks to wait for an offer to repay them for years spent locked in prison. Gov. Larry Hogan said Wednesday the Board of Public ...
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ANNAPOLIS — Some jurisdictions, including Baltimore City and Prince George’s County, could be required to come up with hundreds of millions of dollars in additional school funding by 2030 under a set of recommendations approved by an education funding work ...
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Supporters and opponents of a proposed reform of public school education will finally get numbers they can crow about or shoot at. Members of the state’s Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Funding Work Group are expected Tuesday to vote on recommendations ...
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ANNAPOLIS — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has shared his support for a congressional impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, saying at one point that the allegations are “troubling and disturbing.” The governor’s series of comments this week come after Speaker ...
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Maryland Republican Gov. Larry Hogan said Thursday that he is "very troubled" by the controversy that has prompted an impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump, but he believes more facts need to be gathered.
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ANNAPOLIS — State fiscal leaders are keeping an eye on potential reporting requirements that could affect the use of public-private partnerships for large government projects. The changes — possibly several years off — could require state and local governments to ...
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WASHINGTON – The Environmental Protection Agency revoked two regulations last month dealing with clean water and air that present conflicting positions from the Trump Administration over the role states should play in protecting their own natural resources. The first came ...
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