Maryland Government News

Since Salisbury University President Janet Dudley-Eshbach signed the American College & University Presidents' Climate Commitment in 2007, the campus has expanded steadily in size and enrollment while keeping its carbon footprint firmly in check.

A Maryland man who police say wielded a Taser in the assault of a D.C. woman earlier this month has been found dead in his jail cell.

Jacobs started in politics when she was elected to the House of Delegates in 1994.

Officials say the person was taken to Franklin Square Hospital, but paramedics were called back early Monday when several other people also felt ill.

Former U.S. Secret Service agent Dan Bongino is scheduled to announce his plans to run for the Republican nomination for Maryland's 6th district congressional race.

The building was closed to the public on Monday, as actor Kevin Spacey and other actors filled the House of Delegates for filming.

The building was closed to the public on Monday, as actor Kevin Spacey and other actors filled the House of Delegates for filming.

The marble hallway trod for centuries by Maryland politicians will host perhaps its most sinister character when actor Kevin Spacey arrives for work next week.

Leggett, who announced Tuesday that he will seek a third term in 2014, said he will turn 68 on July 25, which means he was born in 1945.

Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley urged Maryland residents to prepare for predicted severe storms that could include thunderstorms, tornadoes and strong winds.

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The man who heads the Maryland commission that will decide who gets the lucrative Prince George's County casino license said politics won't be part of the process.

A state audit of Maryland's Military Department found that the agency claimed it had $700,000 from a federal grant that was never authorized.

Dogs and cats in Maryland lead deliciously average lives, according to a new study, pointing to responsible owners who take advantage of routine healthcare for their pets.

In September 2006, incumbent Rep. Al Wynn defeated Daily Kos-backed Donna Edwards in a Maryland primary.

A new report says Marylanders paid the fifth-highest amount in the U.S. for car repairs in 2012.

Ryan Moragneel, 30, will benefit from new Maryland legislation that doesn't allow businesses to ask potential employees if they have criminal records until after the initial interview.

Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has approved 40 new and increased taxes and fees since he took office in 2007 that are projected to cost Marylanders $9.5 billion through fiscal 2014.

Two state delegates criticized a hearing on the issue of gangs in the city jail as being too basic.

Even though modern medicine has greatly increased human longevity, it's still unusual to make it well past the century mark.