ANNAPOLIS – Lawmakers heard Wednesday how state lottery officials intend to fight sagging lottery sales, which since July 1 have dropped off $22
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Task Force Seeks More Local Responsibility for Social Services
BALTIMORE — If a proposal to create a State Commission on Children and Families is approved by the governor, local social service providers may soon have more say in how they help children and families, a task force announced Thursday
Wynn Spends Aggressively, Despite Predictions of Victory
WASHINGTON – Despite predictions from leaders in both major parties that Rep
As Hoyer Turns to the Small Screen, Morgan Stays Grass-roots
WASHINGTON – For many underdog candidates, a hefty last- minute donation or an opponent’s unearthed scandal is the boost they long for to rejuvenate their campaign in its final days
Crime, Economy, Education Top Concerns in Maryland
WASHINGTON – Marylanders are worried about increasing crime, the state of their schools and the economy, they said in interviews on the eve of the presidential elections
Court Holds 4 Students Have No Right to Morgan State Degrees
Four Morgan State University transfer students have no legal right to a four-year degree even though they claim they were misinformed about graduation requirements, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled Tuesday
Votes Don’t Really Matter, Say Those Who Plan to Stay Home Election Day
WASHINGTON – “The ballot is stronger than the bullet,” Abraham Lincoln once said