ANNAPOLIS – Many people who found themselves in financial trouble, especially at the time of a major bankruptcy law change passed by Congress in 2005, rushed to file thinking it would save their homes
O’Malley Celebrates Mass With Pope, Sees No Conflict Between His Politics and His Religion
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Gov
State Surplus Property Now Available Online
ANNAPOLIS – As part of a statewide effort to trim expenses, the sale Maryland’s surplus items has jumped to the Internet
Gov. Martin O’Malley Ends Second Legislative Session With Some Success Amid Financial Frustrations
ANNAPOLIS – State Circle jumped with the feel of a carnival late into Monday night as legislators, staffers, lobbyists and reporters streamed from one celebration to the next
Sen. John McCain Reconciles Maverick Image With Conservative Values
ANNAPOLIS – Arizona Sen
Lawmakers Could Face A Longer Session If They Fail to Agree on the State Budget
ANNAPOLIS – With only a week remaining in the Maryland General Assembly’s regular legislative session lawmakers still have not reached an agreement on the state budget, forcing Gov
Compromise On DNA Collection May Not Be Enough For Legislative Black Caucus
ANNAPOLIS – In an effort to alleviate civil liberties concerns, Maryland Gov
Senate Committee Reduces Chesapeake Bay Fund, Higher Education Budget
ANNAPOLIS – The Senate Budget and Taxation Committee voted Friday afternoon to cut money from a new Chesapeake Bay cleanup fund, trimmed the state’s higher education budget, and made other cuts in health and transportation
^Death Penalty Opponents Trying Again To Repeal It in Maryland
ANNAPOLIS – For the second year in a row, opponents are trying to get Maryland’s death penalty overturned in the legislature