LANGLEY PARK – It’s 10:30 a
Glendening Signs Bill to Jail Criminals Who Wear Body Armor
ANNAPOLIS – When the General Assembly opened in January, Gov
Washington County Plagued by Car Thefts
HAGERSTOWN – The streets of this 230-year-old town in the heart of Washington County are humming with more people and cars than ever
More People, Cars Mean More Stolen Vehicles for Rural Maryland
ANNAPOLIS – Car thefts are rising in rural areas where the population has surged in the past decade, at the same time they’re declining in Maryland’s metropolitan areas, according to a Capital News Service analysis of vehicle theft statistics
Maryland’s Conservative Committees Loosened Up, Slightly
ANNAPOLIS – Federal money, a strong Legislative Black Caucus and a determined governor persuaded two of the General Assembly’s most conservative committees to pass legislation this year they would easily have rejected in past sessions
Maryland Delegates Dabble in Foreign Affairs, Recognize 1915 Armenian Genocide
ANNAPOLIS – After three days of emotional and lengthy debate, Maryland is close to passing a controversial resolution recognizing the World War I killing of 1
House Passes Bill Mandating Gun Safety in School, Senate Expected to Agree
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland students in grades seven through 12 could learn how to handle firearms as part of their school curriculum, under a proposal passed Thursday in the House of Delegates
Republican Lawmaker Says Both Armenians and Slaves Should be Recognized
ANNAPOLIS – If Maryland is going to recognize the killing of 1
Partisan Tug-of-War Could Bring Long-Stalled Health Care Bill to a Vote
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Republicans are angling to force a House vote on a bill to raise salaries for community care providers, using an arcane rule to bring the measure out of committee