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ANNAPOLIS — University of Maryland Medical System officials told lawmakers Friday they are committed to “evolving” how they do business. As the legislature is quickly moving legislation to force the system to make changes, leaders of the $4 billion medical system said ...

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While Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan isn't completely ruling out a potential primary challenge to President Donald Trump, he said Thursday that currently "it doesn't make any sense at all."

The White House on Thursday rejected a Democratic request for information on private conversations between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, including an interview with an interpreter who sat in on their one-on-one meeting in Helsinki last summer.

ANNAPOLIS – A Senate committee appeared deeply divided Thursday over legislation that would allow terminally ill patients to request and receive life-ending medication from their physicians who conclude they have at most six months to live. Sen. William C. “Will” ...

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Robert A. Chrencik, president and CEO of the University of Maryland Medical System, will take a temporary leave of absence at the request of the system’s board of directors, UMMS announced Thursday. The leave comes as the board and the ...

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Gov. Larry Hogan says former Gov. Harry Hughes restored integrity to Maryland's capital.

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ANNAPOLIS — Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh said Wednesday that she has paid taxes on sales of her children’s books and returned the most recent $100,000 she received from the University of Maryland Medical System, as leading state officials met to ...

ANNAPOLIS — Leaders of the University of Maryland Medical System vowed to restore confidence in a board beset with ethics concerns as top state officials Wednesday called for an independent audit of the system’s board dealings. Stephen Burch, chairman of ...

Members of a Senate committee contemplated the potential family law consequences of repealing the rarely charged crime of adultery and contemplated a broader discussion about moving toward no-fault divorce. Del. Kathleen M. Dumais, D-Montgomery, is making her second attempt in ...

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ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland General Assembly gave final approval Wednesday to raising the state’s minimum wage from $10.10 to $15 an hour by 2025. Democrats who control the legislature agreed to compromise legislation and voted to send the measure to ...