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ANNAPOLIS — A trio of Baltimore’s top officials explained how they were trying to disrupt the violent crime plaguing the city during a joint hearing of committees from both General Assembly chambers on Friday. Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young, Police ...

The University of Maryland Medical System is seeking to recover a remaining $400,000 that was paid to Catherine Pugh, who resigned as Baltimore mayor and pleaded guilty to federal charges in a case involving sales of her self-published children’s books.

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland employers will no longer be able to ask most job applicants about their criminal history prior to an in-person interview after the General Assembly voted to override Gov. Larry Hogan’s veto of the “ban the box” legislation. ...

Maryland will abolish the state's Handgun Permit Review Board, create a new oyster management process, and expand circumstances in which an undocumented immigrant is exempt from paying out-of-state tuition under the Maryland Dream Act, after lawmakers voted to override several vetoes from Gov. Larry Hogan on Thursday.

A Department of General Services procurement officer failed to use proper discretion in nixing a competitive process to select an office lease for the Maryland Insurance Administration, the state’s contract appeals panel has ruled. The DGS procurement officer responsible for ...

ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan has appointed two people to vacant seats in the Maryland General Assembly to represent Baltimore County. Hogan announced the appointment of Shelly Hettleman to the state Senate on Thursday. Hettleman had been serving as a ...

ANNAPOLIS — A tax on internet advertising, the first of its kind in the nation, could raise $250 million annually in Maryland provided lawmakers can navigate what opponents said are a number of thorny constitutional issues. The bill proposed by Senate ...

Maryland drivers who have their licenses confiscated due to Real ID non-compliance would be protected under legislation being heard this week in the General Assembly.

ANNAPOLIS — Democratic lawmakers say they will push again for a paid family leave plan that offers 12 weeks of leave to the vast majority of Maryland workers and would be funded by a new payroll tax. The bill, expected ...

ANNAPOLIS — Advocates hope 2020 will be the year that the Maryland General Assembly passes  legislation legalizing aid-in-dying for terminally ill patients. The legislation has failed four times, including last year when, after days of emotional debate in the Senate, ...

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