Martin O'Malley News

Sitting in his State House office, Gov. Martin O'Malley flips open a book and begins reading a poem he feels partially describes the current challenges facing Maryland and the nation.

As lawmakers in cash-strapped states wrestled this year with revenues that kept on falling, both campaign promises and long-standing reform efforts got pushed to the side.

AAA Mid-Atlantic put out a press release that does a good job of explaining the Maryland Transportation Authority's new fees and toll increases that take effect Wednesday.

Gov. Martin O'Malley issued six pardons to former convicts on Thursday afternoon, the second time in two weeks he has exercised the power after declining to use it during his first 2A years in office.

Governor Martin O'Malley held a public meeting Tuesday to discuss the State's plans to restore the Chesapeake Bay.

A Baltimore man is petitioning to have Mayor Sheila Dixon removed from office, arguing that she was sworn into office by the wrong person.

Governor Martin O'Malley made the rounds at the Roland E. Powell Convention Center on Tuesday for the third day of the Maryland Municipal League 2009 Convention.

Gov. Martin O'Malley plans to use federal economic recovery money to reduce a backlog of arrest warrants for violent offenders.

Gov. Martin O'Malley plans to use federal economic recovery money to reduce a backlog of arrest warrants for violent offenders.

Despite saying he would largely conduct Democratic National Committee work on weekends, Gov.

An hour later, he walked into AP's statehouse bureau to show he was alive and well and not, say, in South America for a romantic rendezvous.

Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley is getting ready to grant his first pardons since taking office two-and-a-half-years-ago. O'Malley plans to give clemency to seven people who were convicted of crimes like petty theft and disorderly conduct several years ago.

Gov. Martin O'Malley 's administration took a reluctant step Wednesday toward resuming executions in Maryland after the governor failed earlier this year to persuade the General Assembly to outlaw capital punishment.

Governor O'Malley is joined by Auxiliary Bishop Dennis Madden and Lt. Governor Anthony Brown at an anti-death penalty march in downtown Annapolis in February.

Martin O'Malley is about to issue his first pardons since taking office in January 2007, and there are no convicted killers on the short list of those who will catch a break from the Democratic governor.

All families know how hectic life is running around with the kids.A Imagine juggling a busy family while running the state.A It's Governor Martin O'Malley like we've never seen him before.A Mary Bubala takes us for an exclusive look at life inside the governor's mansion.

States across the country are facing significant budget challenges, so any opportunity to save taxpayer money and buy cheaper electricity should be welcomed.

Gov. Martin O'Malley, the main draw and frontman for "O'Malley's March," has a response to critics who say he's the band's weak link.

Much to my disappointment, former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. didn't say if he would be running again in 2010 when he was in town this week.

Invoking the memory of a pit bull set ablaze in Baltimore, Gov. Martin O'Malley has asked the state's attorney general to review Maryland's animal cruelty laws to determine if they are sufficient to deter such "heinous" crimes.