Congressman Anthony Brown

Former Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is an Iraq War veteran, previously both a state delegate and Congressman but is also the first African-American to hold the post of Maryland Attorney General.

MD's 4th District congressman and former Lt. governor discusses his campaign for MD Attorney General, and his goals in becoming the state's top law-enforcement authority.

Gun violence is top worry in Maryland. We ask former Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, running in the Democratic primary: if he’s elected Attorney General, what would he do about crime? What about protecting a woman’s right to choose? What opening does he see to reverse the War on Drugs?

The three-term Maryland congressman and former Lt. Governor explains why he's campaigning to become the state's top law-enforcement official.

We’ll go On the Record with the parents of Marine Lieutenant Conor McDowell, who was killed when the light armored vehicle he commanded rolled over--and with a Maryland congressman working on changes to fix what is a tragic pattern.

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Governor Hogan orders universal testing at nursing homes across Maryland. The University of Maryland School of Medicine will run tests for COVID-19, using…