MPT Violates State Procurement Rules; AG to Investigate

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Public Television circumvented state law by concealing $470,000 in building projects from state officials and awarded the contracts to one company without a competitive bidding process, an audit has concluded

Ehrlich Sees Rosy Days Ahead; Legislature Sees Red

ANNAPOLIS – Despite the state’s doom-and-gloom budget predictions, Gov

Schaefer Tells Ehrlich to Handle Budget Impasse Personally

ANNAPOLIS – Comptroller William Donald Schaefer sharply rebuked his friend Gov

Senate Joins House in Voting to Close Delaware Loophole

ANNAPOLIS – The Senate voted Wednesday to close a loophole allowing Maryland corporations to avoid state taxes by shifting assets to Delaware

House Approves $23.7 Billion Budget

ANNAPOLIS – While they cannot agree on how to raise the money, lawmakers know how they want to spend it: The House of Delegates unanimously approved a $23

House Approves $650 Million-Plus Tax Increase

ANNAPOLIS – The House of Delegates approved a $1 billion tax package late Wednesday despite a veto threat from Gov

Busch Billion-Dollar Tax Plan Looks Likely for House Passage

ANNAPOLIS – The House of Delegates was poised to give preliminary approval to $1 billion in tax increases Wednesday during a late-evening session

Senate Leaders Calls House Tax Package Dead on Arrival

ANNAPOLIS – A $1 billion tax package working its way through the House of Delegates is unlikely to clear the Senate and could imperil Democratic legislators from rural areas, said Senate President Thomas V

Senate Approves $23.7 Billion State Budget

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate passed a $23