LARGO – Baltimore Mayor Martin O’Malley said Wednesday that if he is elected governor he will consolidate state homeland security agencies in one Prince George’s County office as a first step in curing what he calls lack of “leadership and vision” in the department

ANNAPOLIS – When Mark Emon makes deliveries to his customers in the bayside resort town of St

ANNAPOLIS-A Baltimore County lawmaker has introduced what he calls the “anti-Jack Abramoff bill” – legislation that would distance candidates vying for seats in the Maryland General Assembly from wealthy donors by creating a fund to publicly finance their campaigns

ANNAPOLIS – Top state transportation and homeland security officials sought to reassure Maryland lawmakers Friday that the proposed takeover of Baltimore port operations by a United Arab Emirates company would not compromise port security

ANNAPOLIS – A Baltimore County lawmaker is proposing legislation that would require Maryland’s governor to apologize for the state’s historical involvement in slavery, despite repeated defeats of similar proposals in the House of Delegates over the last six years

ANNAPOLIS – For an underdog candidate struggling to gain name recognition against a Maryland political legend, it might have seemed like a gift from above

ANNAPOLIS – Montgomery County Executive Doug Duncan pledged Thursday that if he is elected governor he will add 1,000 officers to local police forces

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers pushed for action Wednesday on legislation that would ease the property tax burden on senior citizens and low-income families, who they say are being hurt by the state’s skyrocketing real estate values

ANNAPOLIS – A national retailers association filed suit in federal court Tuesday, challenging a Maryland law that requires Wal-Mart to spend more on health care for its employees

ANNAPOLIS – The unusually high tax revenues that will finance Gov