WASHINGTON – Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke said Thursday he will decide by early spring whether to sue the gun industry for medical and policing costs the city has incurred as a result of gun-related violence
Maryland
Ex-councilman’s Sex Conviction Overturned
ANNAPOLIS- A former Havre de Grace councilman may be retried on sex abuse charges because his accuser could have benefited financially from his conviction and jurors weren’t told
Growing Southern Maryland Appeals for More School Money
ANNAPOLIS – The three small counties of Southern Maryland battled more populous counties in the north and east for school construction money Wednesday, relying on frugality instead of showy demonstrations to make their case to the Board of Public Works
Mikulski Hopes to Sit on Impeachment, Despite Gall Bladder Surgery
WASHINGTON – Maryland Sen
Montgomery County Pleads for School Money
ANNAPOLIS James Hubert Blake High School sophomore Kristina Cheek stood before the Board of Public Works Wednesday and told them about the impact new schools have made in the lives of Montgomery County students
County Executive Absence Disrupts Prince George’s Appeal
ANNAPOLIS The absence of the Prince George’s county executive did not go unnoticed during county’s appeal before the Board of Public Works for additional school construction funding on Wednesday
Mikulski, Sarbanes Defend Party-Line Votes on Impeachment
WASHINGTON – Maryland Democratic Sens
Failing Baltimore, PG Schools Added List for Possible State Takeover
BALTIMORE – Maryland education officials Tuesday said nine more schools — six in Baltimore and three in Prince George’s County — performed poorly enough on state tests last year to be eligible for state takeover
Lewin Emphasizes Technology
ANNAPOLIS – The state’s new secretary for economic development told lawmakers Tuesday that his top priority is to correct the negative perception – or misperception – people have of Maryland’s business climate