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DES MOINES, Iowa — Republican Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Monday that he doesn’t yet believe President Donald Trump is vulnerable in a primary, but he’s still considering launching a challenge because “things could change.” In an interview with The ...

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ANNAPOLIS — A Maryland state delegate is calling for a delay in enacting any changes to how congressional districts are drawn even as he sponsors a bill that offers a plan to revamp the redistricting process. Members of the House Rules ...

Legislation that would allow Maryland patients with a terminal diagnosis to choose to end their own lives was advanced by a legislative committee for the first time Friday, but the measure faces more challenges as it advances through the legislature. ...

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Harford County Democrats are calling on one of their own to resign from Maryland's House of Delegates after she admitted using a racial slur.

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An emergency commission is proposing a new congressional map for western Maryland that restores the Republican tilt it had a decade ago.

Two Maryland legislative panels have advanced a bill to allow the terminally ill to end their lives with a doctor's help.

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ANNAPOLIS – Attorneys for plaintiffs and civil defendants battled before a Senate committee Thursday over a proposed constitutional amendment to raise the amount in controversy that entitles litigants to a jury trial. The measure would raise the threshold from more ...

ANNAPOLIS — The owner of Pimlico Race Course is telling lawmakers it is willing to consider keeping the historic Preakness Stakes in Baltimore but not without significant investment from the state and city. The Stronach Group is making it clear it doesn’t ...

  ANNAPOLIS — Proposed legislation would allow people to use their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits — known as the Food Supplement Program in Maryland — to purchase meals at restaurants. Sponsored by Sen. Clarence Lam, D-Howard and Baltimore counties, ...

ANNAPOLIS — Lawmakers, civil rights leaders and voters renewed calls for a white Maryland lawmaker to resign Friday, a day after she was censured unanimously in a House vote for making a racial slur. The NAACP joined black lawmakers and ...