Live Blogging Same-Sex Marriage Debate in Senate

CNS is live-blogging the same-sex marriage debate in the Maryland Senate today.

Cybersecurity Center Planned in Montgomery County

In an effort to fight what Sen. Barbara Mikulski described as the “new enduring war” against “hate-hackers,” Maryland officials announced Thursday a plan to create the National Cyber Center of Excellence for Cyber Security in Montgomery County.

Md. Senate Delays Same-Sex Marriage Debate

At the request of bill opponents, the Maryland Senate on Wednesday delayed debate on same-sex marriage by one day. A number of amendments are expected to be introduced during the debate, which could stretch into Friday.

NFL Tight Ends Shaping Maryland High School Football

Today, a new breed of athletic, powerful tight end has revolutionized offenses in the National Football League, a transformation that is now trickling down to high school football in Maryland.

Cybersecurity Center Planned in Montgomery County

WASHINGTON – In an effort to fight what Sen

O’Malley, Advocates Participate in Developmental Disabilities Lobby Day

Gov. Martin O’Malley told advocates for the developmentally disabled Tuesday that his proposed budget provides more support for their needs, and that he’ll assure lost millions will be returned to the Developmental Disabilities Administration.

Md. Senate Committee Advances Same-Sex Marriage Bill

The Judicial Proceedings Committee Tuesday voted 7-4 to advance the same-sex marriage bill to the entire chamber. While a vote could come as early as Friday, the possibility of a filibuster remains.

Terps Open Season With 12-6 Win

Maryland now 1-0 in 2012 after 12-6 victory over Hartford

Md. House Narrowly Approves Same-Sex Marriage

The Maryland General Assembly is poised to become the third state legislature this month to approve same-sex marriage after the House of Delegates Friday voted 72-67 to pass the Civil Marriage Protection Act.

Federal Pension Change Divides Maryland Congressional Delegation on Payroll Tax Cut

WASHINGTON – Eight of the 10 members of Maryland’s congressional delegation voted Friday to reject a bipartisan compromise on extending the payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits, with leading Democratic members criticizing the legislation’s cuts to federal employees’ pension programs