ANNAPOLIS – A Democratic Baltimore legislator wants a task force to study the issue of reparations for African-American descendants of slaves
Legal Services to Maryland’s Poor Faces Supreme Challenges
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Legal Services Corp
Redistricting Disaster Spawns Re-evaluation Proposal
ANNAPOLIS – A bipartisan group of Maryland legislators is trying to get 10 years ahead of sure trouble — they want to revamp the process of drawing lawmakers’ districts and avert last year’s controversy
Child Care Advocates Lamenting Funding Loss in State Programs
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland child care advocates are scrambling to save the Maryland Child Care Resource Network, after Gov
Family Violence Council Faces Uncertain Future, Funding
ANNAPOLIS – The Family Violence Council, a creation of Maryland’s Attorney General and former Lt
Law Students To Face Higher Fees for Bar Exam
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Judiciary is asking the General Assembly to more than double the fees would-be lawyers must pay before taking the bar exam
Slots May Boost Budget, But Carries Social Cost
ANNAPOLIS – Chris Senior was a college student when he triumphed at the race track
General Assembly First Day Comes With Sweeping Changes
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland General Assembly opened its 417th session under rare circumstances — a new House speaker, the first black lieutenant governor- elect and the first Republican governor in 30 years set to take office