ANNAPOLIS – Since the legislative session began in January, lawmakers have examined numerous ideas for slashing what Marylanders pay for prescription drugs

ANNAPOLIS – A Senate committee Tuesday created a third version of a controversial measure to allot state funds for stem cell research, muddying the bill’s chances of passing as the legislative session nears its end

ANNAPOLIS – After a plan to ban smoking in Maryland bars and restaurants failed for the third year, the measure’s co-sponsors vowed again to keep bringing it up until it passes

ANNAPOLIS – A House committee on Friday backed what proponents are calling this session’s most important plan to address the state’s medical malpractice situation

ANNAPOLIS – A measure to devote millions in state funds to stem cell research passed its second committee Thursday and is close to getting the votes it needs to pass the Senate, a key lawmaker said

ANNAPOLIS – Seniors and their advocates Tuesday called for Gov

ANNAPOLIS – With a House committee expected to vote on several medical malpractice bills today, lawmakers are complaining they lack the facts they need to make informed decisions

ANNAPOLIS – There are black ones, white ones, congressmen and county executives, a lieutenant governor and a former civil rights leader

ANNAPOLIS – It’s a child’s responsibility to stay away from cigarettes, two lawmakers say, and they’re proposing bills to enforce just that

ANNAPOLIS – A bill allowing health insurance carriers to adjust rates for small businesses based on health status would drive rates down and convince more Marylanders to get health insurance, Maryland’s Insurance Commissioner told lawmakers Tuesday