Maryland

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

Late Flu Makes Up for Lost Time in Maryland

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s flu season got off to a late start, but has been making up for lost time at a feverish pace over the past two weeks, according to state health officials

Surfing Seniors,750

ODENTON In the middle of a dark, cramped room, Raymond H

Delegates Try to Mandate Class-Size Cuts

ANNAPOLIS-The future of Gov

Supreme Court Refuses Appeal of Harford Adult Book Stores

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear the appeal of two Harford County adult book stores that are trying to sue county officials over raids on the businesses