ANNAPOLIS – Maryland could become a “dumping ground” for gay couples, said Delegate Emmett Burns, D-Baltimore County, if it fails to pass a law invalidating same-sex marriages
Counselors Conflicted: Slots Bring Social Costs, Aid Funds
ANNAPOLIS – Valerie Lorenz has seen how compulsive gambling can destroy families and even end lives, either in prison or by suicide
Grosfeld: Maryland Law Fails In Interstate Child Custody Cases
ANNAPOLIS – Child custody disputes are often lengthy, expensive and emotional proceedings, but when they lead to kidnapping and custody violations, Maryland law is unclear, lawmakers said Tuesday
Maryland Lawmakers Propose Ban on Same-Sex Unions
ANNAPOLIS – On the heels of a ruling by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court supporting same-sex marriage, Maryland Delegate Emmett Burns introduced legislation Thursday to assure his state would not recognize gay marriages valid elsewhere
Disabled Showcase Concerns in State House Rally During Governor’s Address
ANNAPOLIS – Nearly 100 federal disability applicants rallied for the governor’s attention during the State of the State address Thursday morning, clamoring to get their monthly cash benefit reinstated
Republicans Walk Out of Senate After Failed Filibuster
ANNAPOLIS – After a wild floor session where three Republican senators walked out of debate, the Senate approved a rules change that will make filibustering by the minority more difficult
State Disability Program Cuts Benefits to 9,000
ANNAPOLIS – With hypoglycemic diabetes, glaucoma and a lower back injury, Gustav Catchersid continued to work, against doctor’s orders, until he was laid off in October
Caroline County Starts Session With Home Team Disadvantage
ANNAPOLIS – When the Maryland General Assembly convened for the year Wednesday, it lacked a resident of one of the 24 major state jurisdictions – Caroline County