Gov. Larry Hogan said it is time for the General Assembly to "double down" on tax reductions, including the elimination of taxes on retirees.

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An ongoing pandemic will again affect Maryland's upcoming General Assembly session.

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Maryland’s hospitals and health care providers, overburdened by the impact of the pandemic, are looking to legislators for solutions and support in the 2022 General Assembly session.

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Del. Dereck Davis, the chair of the House Economic Matters Committee, will succeed Nancy Kopp as the next treasurer of Maryland.

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The Maryland General Assembly plans to convene for a special session Monday to focus on congressional redistricting and overriding vetoes.

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A longtime Maryland state lawmaker who chairs a key budget panel says she won’t be running for re-election.

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Maryland lawmakers, irritated with a growing number of unsatisfactory audits of state agencies, said legislation may be needed to force compliance.

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Republicans in the Maryland Senate are hoping to rally public support to an effort to repeal a sales tax on digital download and streaming services in the coming legislative session.

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ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s effort to enact mandatory minimum prison terms for repeat gun offenders and to discourage judges from handing down reduced sentences was rebuffed during an abbreviated General Assembly session, thanks to the Democratic-led legislature’s opposition ...

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Sports betting would be allowed at Maryland's six casinos, horse racing tracks and potentially at a Washington Redskins stadium, under a measure the Maryland Senate approved Tuesday.

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