Teen Passenger Bill Gets Green Light in Committee

ANNAPOLIS – Young drivers would be prohibited from carrying teen passengers for their first six months behind the wheel under a bill that won a Senate committee’s approval Friday, ending seven years of frustration for one Southern Maryland lawmaker

ICC Put on the Federal Fast Track

ANNAPOLIS – A controversial highway project in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties moved one step closer to reality Thursday when federal transportation officials gave it fast-track status for environmental study

Nursing Moms Ask Lawmakers For Protection

ANNAPOLIS – It’s all natural, physician-recommended and good for children, but in the state of Maryland, it’s not protected by law

Montgomery Fire Investigators May Get Arrest Power

ANNAPOLIS – A proposal to expand arrest powers for Montgomery County arson investigators sailed through the county’s House delegation Friday, minutes after a public hearing that few people, including some lawmakers, knew was scheduled

Extended Restrictions Stall Airport Recoveries

ANNAPOLIS – Angered, incredulous, disappointed, shafted

Lawmaker: Bridge Traffic Taxes ‘Quality of Life’

ANNAPOLIS – Colleagues praised him for “thinking outside the box,” for bringing a serious traffic issue to public attention, even for crafting his first piece of original legislation

Teen Driver Bill Makes Eighth Pass in State Senate

ANNAPOLIS – Kathryn Orosz remembers the January day four years ago when her 17-year-old son died, along with his girlfriend and stepsister, behind the wheel of a yellow Ford Mustang in Calvert County

Fourth-grader Steps into Second Walking Bill Debate

ANNAPOLIS – Will Smith knew the drill

Oh No, Snow! Removal Costs Blanket State Budget

ANNAPOLIS – When Marylanders see white these days, the State Highway Administration sees red