ANNAPOLIS – To a casual observer, Maryland’s 2009 legislative session may appear to have been a success for Sen

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Transportation Secretary John Porcari said Friday he was “honored and humbled” to be nominated by President Obama to be deputy secretary for the U

ANNAPOLIS – A bill establishing voluntary public financing of election campaigns was dealt a major blow on the Senate floor Wednesday when it was sent back to committee after a flurry of amendments muddied the bill

ANNAPOLIS – More than 50 D

ANNAPOLIS – Public campaign finance gained a powerful new ally in Senate President Thomas V

ANNAPOLIS – Lawmakers and advocates urged the Senate Finance Committee Wednesday to pass a bill that would require health care for all Maryland children

ANNAPOLIS – An unlikely coalition of state environmentalists and manufacturers has formed in support of a bill that would reduce Maryland’s greenhouse gas emissions 25 percent by 2020

ANNAPOLIS – Lawmakers, parents and advocates called for health insurers to provide coverage for the diagnosis and treatment of autism Thursday at a rally and hearing in the House Health and Government Operations Committee

ANNAPOLIS – Some Maryland lawmakers want to limit the sale of cheap cigars to packs of four or more in the latest attempt to curb smoking among young people

ANNAPOLIS – Senators were barking at each other on the Senate floor Tuesday over a bill that would restrict dogs from riding freely in the back of pickup trucks