SILVER SPRING — Using Saturday’s University of Maryland Terrapins football game as a metaphor, county executives Rushern Baker III, Ike Leggett and Ken Ulman on Thursday framed the referendum on expanding gambling in Maryland as a conflict between economic development and out-of-state interests
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Expanded Health Care Covers More Young Marylanders
WASHINGTON- The percentage of young Marylanders with health insurance rose to 81
C-SPAN Bus Gets High Schoolers’ Attention
Reservoir High School students learned about the 2012 election using touch-screen TVs inside C-SPAN’s million-dollar bus.
Early Voting Faces Crucial Test in November
WASHINGTON — Early voting in Maryland was meant to make the ballot box more accessible by giving voters additional chances to cast their ballots, but instead, the perceived shortcomings of the program have spawned a debate over costs, benefits and partisan bias
Good-For-You Snacks Make Good Business
ANNAPOLIS — One local company has found that providing snacks that are good for you can also be good for business
With Rosen Out, LaFerla Jumps Write in
WASHINGTON — The Democratic Party has a new challenger to Rep
Convention Tweet-O-Meter 2012
Compare the Twitter-world reactions of notable speakers from this year’s national political conventions in this interactive graphic.
Md. Court Decision Making Pit Bulls Harder to Adopt
More owners are surrendering their pit bulls since the Maryland Court of Appeals ruled the dogs “inherently dangerous.”
Obamas Single Out Maryland Olympians at White House Ceremony
WASHINGTON – The president, vice president and first lady welcomed this year’s summer Olympians and Paralympians to the White House Friday, and gave a special acknowledgment to some of Maryland’s most accomplished athletes