ANNAPOLIS – Parents better hope Rover doesn’t eat Johnny’s homework, because they could lose little Johnny’s tax credit if a bill heard in the House Tuesday becomes law

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ANNAPOLIS – People harassed by bullies who use social networking sites and online postings cannot look to the law for protection and that has to change, said parents and advocates who testified in the House Thursday in favor of a bill that would make the behavior a punishable offense

ANNAPOLIS – Parents and advocates urged legislators Monday to pass a bill that would require the Maryland State Board of Education to create a plan for extending publicly-funded prekindergarten to all families

ANNAPOLIS – “Maryland, My Maryland,” the state song which “spurns the Northern scum,” stings the legislators, too, even if some don’t know the words

ANNAPOLIS – Lorenzo Smith never thought he’d be penalized for growing taller, but his HMO insurance plan says he has to pay

ANNAPOLIS – Legislators are considering shifting more of the costs of special education to local school districts, even as counties struggle with mounting budget shortfalls that could force layoffs and cuts in services

ANNAPOLIS- Maryland schools rank No

ANNAPOLIS – In his State of the State address Gov

ANNAPOLIS — Liam Evans works two jobs and relies on financial aid to afford her tuition at the Community College of Baltimore County in Catonsville