ANNAPOLIS – Mixed martial arts, a no-holds-barred sport that proponents argue is safer than boxing and football, would be legally sanctioned in Maryland under a bill that came before the House Economic Matters Committee Wednesday
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Maryland Voters Have Economy, Obama on Their Minds
WASHINGTON – Maryland voters worry most about the economy, rate President Bush poorly and think Sen
Maryland Delegates Consider Tuition Guarantee Bill
ANNAPOLIS – A bill in the Maryland legislature would require public colleges and universities to publish four years’ worth of tuition rates in advance
New Exhibit Celebrates Hundreds of Years of Annapolis History
ANNAPOLIS – At the beginning of Annapolis’ part in hundreds of years of American history there was a metal cast of a death’s head skull
Wellmobiles Provide Basic Healthcare To Uninsured All Over Maryland
BLADENSBURG – The Governor’s Wellmobile parks outside Bladensburg Elementary School on Thursdays administering vaccinations and providing physicals and basic health care, all for free
Musicians Want to Stop Impersonators In Concert
ANNAPOLIS – The next time you buy concert tickets, make sure you’re seeing the band you’re paying for
Bills Would Create Public Financing of Legislative Campaigns
ANNAPOLIS – In an attempt to limit the influence of money in state politics, legislation before the Maryland General Assembly would give candidates the option of running publically financed campaigns
Md. Attorney General Backs Oil Spill Victims
WASHINGTON – The 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill has spread to Maryland with the state’s Attorney General Douglas Gansler throwing his support behind Alaskans in their Supreme Court battle with the oil company