Maryland

WASHINGTON – One of the first cases the U

WASHINGTON – Three Maryland House members voted against the $700 billion financial bailout plan Monday because it failed to protect taxpayers, so Tuesday they introduced plans of their own that would

SALISBURY – The candidates in Maryland’s 1st Congressional District traded remedies for the economic crisis, argued positions on the war in Iraq, health care, and the environment, and at times, characterized their foe as “more of the same” in Tuesday’s debate at Salisbury University

ANNAPOLIS – The ACLU of Maryland filed additional public information requests with local police departments on Tuesday afternoon to find out if law enforcement officers spied on more advocacy groups than previously reported

ANNAPOLIS – Constellation Energy will build the first state agency solar power system at the Maryland Environmental Service headquarters in Millersville, Gov

ANNAPOLIS – In case you didn’t know, as of Wednesday, walking is the official exercise of Maryland

ANNAPOLIS – The sale of greenhouse gas allowances at the nation’s first government-mandated, cap-and-trade auction netted $38

WASHINGTON – Libertarian Chairman Robert Johnson phoned around to his tiny party’s sympathizers late last year, after being dispatched from an August picnic to corral congressional candidates against Maryland Democrats’ near-monopoly

WASHINGTON – The Maryland State Retirement and Pension System is assuring state employees that their investments are safe, even after the system lost more than $830 million in July and August

WASHINGTON – States need to provide veteran’s services the federal government has let slip through the cracks, Lt