WASHINGTON – Women in Maryland earn 74 cents for every $1 earned by men, or $173 less per week than the median salary for men, according to a study released Wednesday
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Bill mandates drug, mental health screening for juvenile offenders
ANNAPOLIS More than half of all Maryland juvenile offenders have psychiatric problems, and one in four require mental health services that many aren’t getting, experts said Wednesday
Archives To Release Previously Confidential Nixon Documents
COLLEGE PARK – The National Archives is set to release tens of thousands of President Nixon’s previously confidential files Thursday and portions of taped conversations that were cited in impeachment proceedings against him
Glendening Says It’s Time to Refocus Fight Against Water Pollution
WASHINGTON – Maryland Gov
Electric Deregulation Bills To Dominate Hearing
ANNAPOLIS- Electric deregulation will be the buzzword in the Statehouse today as the first round of bill hearings begins with a joint meeting of the Senate Finance and House Environmental Matters Committees
Bill To Aid Food Allergy Sufferers Irks Restaurants
ANNAPOLIS As a food allergy sufferer, Delegate Salima Siler Marriott, D-Baltimore, knows all too well the risks of eating out
Glendening Praises Federal-State Partnership in Education
WASHINGTON – As he touted Maryland’s educational accomplishments to a Senate committee Tuesday, Gov
Common Sense Can Help Stop the Flu When It’s Too Late for Shots
WASHINGTON – Marylanders looking to dodge the flu bug may have waited too long to get their flu shots, but there are still a host of things they can do, according to state health officials
Republicans Call for Elimination of Slates After 1998 Election Controversy
ANNAPOLIS – Some lawmakers are calling for the elimination of political slates in response to controversial tactics used last year by Senate President Thomas V