ANNAPOLIS – When the Maryland General Assembly convenes in January, it likely will be with a new speaker of the House of Delegates and a new complement of Senate committee chairmen
Republicans Hope to Ride Ehrlich Coattails to State House Victories
ANNAPOLIS – Even if Republican U
September’s Jobless Rate Falls as Autumn Work Begins
ANNAPOLIS – Returning teachers and road construction workers helped offset the exit of seasonal workers to drive Maryland’s unemployment rate down for the sixth straight month
Republican Leaders Call for Special Session on Deficit
ANNAPOLIS – Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Ehrlich and state GOP leaders pressed Democratic leaders Wednesday for a special General Assembly session to tackle the state’s projected $1
Officials Say High Rate of Inmate HIV Cases Reflects `Societal’ Problem
WASHINGTON – Maryland had the second-highest percentage of HIV-positive prisoners in the country in 2000 and the problem is growing, according a recent U
State Refuses Republican Absentee Ballot Application
ANNAPOLIS – As many as 9,000 Republican voters have been forced to reapply for absentee ballots because the pre-printed applications sent by the state party did not meet Maryland State Board of Elections requirements, according to the Maryland Republican Party
Decision-Making Authority At Stake in Ballot Questions
ANNAPOLIS – When state voters head to the polls Nov
Wynn Looks Past Perennial 4th District Challenger, Helps Out Other Campaigns
WASHINGTON – In the parking lot of small strip mall that serves as campaign headquarters for Rep
Sniper Saga Comes to Apparent End, But Suburban Maryland Residents Still Edgy
WASHINGTON – Business has been slow this year at Gene’s Costumes in Kensington, a situation that store owner Ginger Ager hopes will turn around now that police have arrested two suspects in connection with the sniper case