ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s highest court decided Tuesday not to open an inquiry into four top Senate Democrats on charges of attempting to influence judges on political redistricting
Maryland Police Join District Officers to Control IMF, World Bank Protests
WASHINGTON – Maryland police agencies will send up to 240 officers as early as Thursday to help control expected protests this week against the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington, D
Brewers Sour About Addition of River Water
ANNAPOLIS – Baltimore’s drought-driven decision to pump Susquehanna River water into the metro water supply may have one serious unintended consequence — bad beer
State Mortgage Program Sees 38 Percent Increase in Buyers
ANNAPOLIS – Enrico Esposito of White Marsh never thought he could afford to buy a house
Legislators Free to Move Limitless Campaign Dollars
ANNAPOLIS – Baltimore Delegate Maggie L
4th Circuit Appeals Court Down, But Not Out, As Senate Puts Nominees on Hold
WASHINGTON – The Senate Judiciary Committee delayed a confirmation vote Thursday on a nominee for the U
Budget Shortfall Deepens; Governor Candidates Plan Fiscal Fixes
ANNAPOLIS – With the state’s projected budget deficit grown this week to more than $1
ICC Opponents Paved Over in Primary
ANNAPOLIS – Inter-county Connector supporters reveled in Tuesday’sprimary results, after nominating a pro-ICC majority to the MontgomeryCounty Council and gaining strength in the State House
Highway Projects Could Hit The Road Without New Funding, Porcari Says
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s top transportation official said Thursday thathis department needed to find ways to increase revenues – includingpossible higher taxes – or risk future projects