ANNAPOLIS – The House of Delegates Wednesday approved a budget plan that cuts property taxes and provides money for public-school construction
House Crafts Budget to Build Schools
ANNAPOLIS – House Democrats Friday touted a retooled budget that’s expected to include $250 million to fund public school construction
Senate Sends Slots to House Limbo
ANNAPOLIS – Despite a Senate vote Thursday to approve a slot machine bill, the fate of the legislation remains as uncertain as ever
Corporate Tax Breaks Criticized
ANNAPOLIS – Business groups sparred with liberal advocacy organizations Wednesday over legislative attempts to force corporations to pay more income tax
Senate Passes Bill to Raise Minimum Wage to $6.15 an Hour
ANNAPOLIS – The Senate voted 30-16 Thursday to raise the minimum wage from $5
Bush Promotes Job Training at Community Colleges
ARNOLD – President Bush on Wednesday pointed to Maryland’s community colleges as an example of the kind of flexible job-training programs he wants nationwide for the next generation of skilled workers
Democrats Chafe Under Republican Governor
ANNAPOLIS – Robert Ehrlich, Maryland’s first Republican governor in nearly 40 years, likes to point out that he’s the new kid on a block Democrats are used to ruling
House Approves Slots, Ending Three-Year Stalemate
ANNAPOLIS – Clarence “Tiger” Davis stared long and hard at the voting scoreboard Friday, unsure whether his colleagues in the House of Delegates had ended their two-year embargo on slot-machine gambling
A Slots First: House Panel Approves Plan
ANNAPOLIS – Slot-machine gambling came closer Wednesday to becoming a reality in Maryland as the House committee that had buried previous legislation finally approved it
Ehrlich Official Berates Dems Over State Jobs
ANNAPOLIS – An Ehrlich administration official blasted Democrats on the Senate floor Friday, accusing them of “trying to turn back the clock” to when Democrats dominated state government