Mayor Brandon Scott says the governor is playing "publicity games" instead of helping Baltimore solve the problem of violent crime.

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Gov. Larry Hogan renewed criticisms of Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott's efforts to reduce violent crime.

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An insurance policy’s standard coverage for lost business due to property damage does not apply to a restaurant’s loss of revenue after eateries were ordered closed to in-house dining in 2020, Maryland’s second highest court ruled.

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Maryland's top tax collector is urging Gov. Larry Hogan and Democratic legislative leaders to call a special session to address the largest gas tax increase in a decade.

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Gov. Larry Hogan signed into law a trio of bills aimed at shoring up the state's cybersecurity efforts. 

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Gov. Larry Hogan named an official at Maryland's Department of the Environment to be the agency's new secretary.

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Gov. Larry Hogan won’t grant a request to immediately make $3.5 million available for training to prepare medical professionals other than physicians to perform abortions, a spokesman said.

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Gov. Larry Hogan is urging Republican voters to “stand against the extremes,” saying the GOP is "desperately in need of a course correction,” as the term-limited governor weighs a presidential run.

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Gov. Larry Hogan announced that more than $200 million in financing tools and new programs will be made available to create new affordable housing opportunities.

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Gov. Larry Hogan signed measures into law Thursday aimed at increasing public safety, jobs, environmental stewardship and mental health resources.

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