WASHINGTON – For the second year in a row, President Bush proposed higher pay raises for military than for civilian federal employees and, for the second year in a row, area congressmen have vowed to close that gap
Maryland Senators Work From Home, District Office after Ricin Scare Shuts Hill
WASHINGTON – Maryland senators and their staffs had to work in field offices, in improvised Capitol Hill offices or from homes Tuesday, after a poison scare that closed all Senate buildings
Bankers Say Maryland Auto Loan Delinquencies Are Twice National Rate
WASHINGTON – Zero down-payment
Analyst, Experts Expect Generally Good Year For Maryland Economy
WASHINGTON – There’s good news and bad news in the economic outlook this year for Maryland, experts say
Fraud and Identity Thefts Rise in Maryland, Slightly Outpace Nation
WASHINGTON – Fraud and identity theft complaints rose last year in Maryland, leaving more than 10,000 victims around the state who were hit up for millions of dollars in 2003, the Federal Trade Commission reported Thursday
Justice Pulls Proposed Maximum-Security Prison for Maryland Off the Table
WASHINGTON – The Justice Department said Friday that it has withdrawn a plan to build a federal maximum-security prison on one of four sites in Baltimore and Prince George’s counties
Mikulski Spending, Raising Campaign Funds Heavily for 2004 Bid
WASHINGTON – While some of the poorer members of Maryland’s congressional delegation are sitting on campaign bank accounts of $100,000, Sen