ANNAPOLIS – After at least two years of noncompliance and threats of funding cuts from the U

ANNAPOLIS – With barely two hours left in the 2011 legislative session, the House of Delegates gave final approval to a bill providing in-state tuition to Maryland’s undocumented students

ANNAPOLIS – A group of state legislators across the country are getting fed up with federal inaction on illegal immigration, so they’re taking it upon themselves to reform immigration law

ANNAPOLIS – Providing in-state tuition for Maryland’s undocumented students could become more difficult if the House of Delegates approves an amended bill put forth in the Ways and Means Committee Tuesday

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland House and Senate took the teeth out of legislation requiring equal services for girls in the juvenile justice system this week, but Annapolis leaders, including Gov

ANNAPOLIS — Girls in the Maryland juvenile justice system will likely have to wait at least another year to receive the same opportunities as boys after a Senate committee Thursday took the teeth out of a bill mandating “substantially equivalent” services

ANNAPOLIS — Same-sex marriage proponents Wednesday successfully batted down amendments to the Civil Marriage Protection Act, leading the way to a final up-or-down vote later this week

ANNAPOLIS — The future remains uncertain for same-sex marriage in Maryland after the House Judiciary Committee again failed to vote on the bill Thursday

ANNAPOLIS — Same-sex marriage in Maryland may be back on track now that two delegates who skipped votes earlier this week said Wednesday that they will vote on the bill when it comes up in the House Judiciary Committee

ANNAPOLIS — The House of Delegates Judiciary Committee on Tuesday postponed a vote on a bill allowing same-sex marriage after a day of political posturing that included absent delegates, shifting vote counts and long meetings among legislative leaders