Maryland

Providers Of Care For Mentally and Developmentally Disabled Find It Tough Going On Low Wages

ANNAPOLIS – Some developmental disability and mental health care providers are facing a financial crisis due to inflation, according to supporters of a bill requiring increases in yearly cost of living adjustments from the state

Supreme Court Passes on Antennae, Organist Cases

WASHINGTON – Two Maryland groups Tuesday were denied a chance to argue before the nation’s highest court, but that doesn’t mean either case is finished

Legislators Want to Tax Our Vices

ANNAPOLIS – State lawmakers are proposing to tax some of our bad habits in an attempt to repeal an unpopular computer services sales tax and possibly raise money for health care

Chesapeake Primary Brings Congressional Sea Change

WASHINGTON – Presidential candidates’ national call for change resonated with Maryland voters, experts said, as the state’s electorate backed the surging campaign of Sen

Harris Ousts Gilchrest; Dems See Opportunity

WASHINGTON – Maryland Sen

Primary-Tested, Former Frederick Mayor Guns for Bartlett

WASHINGTON – Former Frederick Mayor Jennifer Dougherty shocked two-time candidate Andrew Duck in Maryland’s 6th District Democratic congressional primary Tuesday, relying on her government experience to carry her to victory

Chelsea Clinton Stumps for Her Mother at the University of Maryland Sunday

COLLEGE PARK – Chelsea Clinton avoided mentioning her mother’s rival in a subdued and poorly-attended question-and-answer session promoting Sen

Gov. Martin O’Malley Campaigns for Sen. Hillary Clinton in Maryland, Looks To Rebound in Polls

ANNAPOLIS – Martin O’Malley came into the Maryland governor’s office with a growing national profile and began his term with a successful legislative session that included passage of the nation’s first living wage law