WASHINGTON – Gov
Environmental Suit Puts Potential New Hurdle in Front of Wilson Bridge Project
WASHINGTON – A conservative conservation group filed a lawsuit Tuesday over the construction of the Woodrow Wilson Memorial Bridge, saying the project threatens endangered species in and around the Potomac River
Report Card on State Governments Puts Maryland Near the Top of the Class
WASHINGTON – Maryland ranked among the best-managed state governments in the country and is well positioned to endure an economic downturn, according to a Syracuse University study released Tuesday
State GOP Turns Inaugural Fervor into Cash, In Largest-Ever Fund Raiser
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s Republican Party raked in more campaign cash at its inaugural gala this month than at any other fund-raising event in the state party’s history, said Chairman Michael Steele
Maryland Republicans Use Inaugural Party as Their `Coming-Out Party’
WASHINGTON – While most of the inaugural gala guests wore traditional black-tie attire, Hamilton L
Baltimore-Washington Region One of Two Finalists for Maglev Train Project
WASHINGTON – The Baltimore-Washington region was tapped Thursday as one of two finalists for a proposed $3
General Assembly Purple With Ravens Fever
ANNAPOLIS – There’s no such thing as casual Friday in the Maryland Senate, some senators say, even when the home team is playing in the AFC championship game
Legislators Prepare For Education Agenda
ANNAPOLIS – A blizzard of education issues will hit the Maryland General Assembly when it convenes in mid-January, with school construction, class-size reduction, higher education and all-day kindergarten programs competing for funding