ANNAPOLIS – As Gov
Early Verdict on O’Malley: So Far, So Good. But the Real Test Lies Ahead
ANNAPOLIS – When he took office on Jan
Legislators Debate Health Care Proposals
ANNAPOLIS – The General Assembly began consideration of one of the thorniest and most expensive issues to come before it this year as a House committee opened hearings Friday on legislation to make health care more affordable and more accessible
Power Companies Bank on Perennial Pruning for Outage Protection
WASHINGTON – Power outages caused by fallen trees and branches should not be of the magnitude of some past storm events, even with a major winter storm expected to encase the region in up to three-fourths of an inch of ice, experts say
O’Malley Promises ‘End of Drift’ in State of State Speech
ANNAPOLIS – Promising Marylanders “I will not squander the year ahead,” Gov
Assembly Opens With ‘Happiness’ But Tough Battles Loom
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s General Assembly opened its annual 90-day session Wednesday with optimism that an end to divided government will help move the Democratic agenda forward