Ehrlich Concedes, O’Malley Celebrates

BALTIMORE- As Gov

Via Baltimore’s Little Italy, Nation’s First Female Speaker

BALTIMORE – The state has a new governor and a new U

^Clinton: Election Win Provides Chance for Unity

BALTIMORE – Former President Clinton did more than rally Democrats Thursday — he put out a call for national unity should the party retake control of the House and Senate

Court Strikes Down Assembly’s Firing of PSC

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s highest court Thursday dealt the Democrat-led General Assembly a major blow, striking down a June law firing Gov

As Officials Sort Out Voting Mess, Politicians Point Fingers

ANNAPOLIS – Misplaced electronic cards, untrained poll judges and malfunctioning new computers helped make a mess of Tuesday’s primaries in two of the state’s largest jurisdictions

Analysts: Senate Debate Solidifies Cardin, Mfume Frontrunner Status

OWINGS MILLS – Arrests outside a Democratic debate in the U

Assembly Moves One Step Closer to Taking PSC’s Reins

ANNAPOLIS – In a move Republicans called a “hoggish power grab,” the Maryland Senate passed a measure Wednesday intended to oust the sitting members of the state Public Service Commission and replace most of them with legislative appointees

Officials to Investigate Runaway Barge

ANNAPOLIS – The Coast Guard will launch an investigation to determine what caused a barge to break free from its moorings in the Severn River Tuesday morning and become lodged under a bridge on U

‘Bleeding’ Industry Turns Back to Legislature for a Cure

LAUREL – Mike Jeffra stands outside Laurel Park every racing day

Maryland’s Dams Are Secure, But Are They Safe?, 1,470

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Department of the Environment says 19 dams in the state are a potential hazard to the lives and homes of people living nearby