WASHINGTON – The candidates spent almost $2
Md. Reps. Didn’t Pay Taxes For Campaign Staffs
WASHINGTON – Republican Congressman-elect Andy Harris and Democratic Rep
Hoyer, Van Hollen Named to Top Spots in Dem Leadership
WASHINGTON – Two Maryland congressmen were named Wednesday to high-ranking positions in the 112th Congress: Rep
Last-Minute Money Dump Falls in District 1
WASHINGTON – The state’s most expensive House race got a last-minute rush of cash from across the country, but its full magnitude won’t be clear until financial reports are due next month
Harris Surges in New District 1 Poll
WASHINGTON – District 1 Republican challenger Andy Harris leads 53 percent to 42 percent in the contentious House race against incumbent Rep
1st District in Name, First District in Spending
The money is flying in Maryland’s 1st Congressional District
IRS Change May Make Maryland Nonprofits Pay
WASHINGTON – As many as 1 in 5 Maryland nonprofit businesses could be stripped of their tax-exempt status tomorrow because of filing rules that changed three years ago, but still caught them unaware
Ellicott City Girl Tells Congress of Textbook Concussion Case
WASHINGTON – Centennial High School’s Alison Conca-Cheng is a best-case scenario: After suffering a concussion while playing soccer last month, she was diagnosed, put on a “care plan” and started recovering
Green Party Candidate Dies; Members to Consider Ballot Replacement
WASHINGTON – It will be at least the weekend before the Maryland Green Party decides whether it will field a replacement candidate for U
Kratovil Opponents May Benefit From Republican ‘Wave’
WASHINGTON – It’s not entirely clear which Republican candidate will end up challenging one-term Democratic Rep