ANNAPOLIS – Delegate Joseph J
Maryland
Bill Seeks Task Force to Monitor State’s Red-Light Cameras
ANNAPOLIS – The pictures taken by red-light cameras can be so blurry that sometimes an “M” on a license plate looks like an “N”, or vice versa, said Delegate Kevin Kelly, D-Allegany
Lawmakers Move to Close Legal Loophole Allowing Student-Teacher Liaisons
ANNAPOLIS – The case of the 16-year-old from an alcoholic home still makes Montgomery County Police Sgt
Officials Hope To Push Traffic Off the Roads and into Telecommuting Centers
BOWIE – Most days, Bowie resident Linda Smythe commutes an hour or more to her U
Increased Security Taking a More Visible Role at BWI; Passengers Coping
LINTHICUM – One week into the latest upgrade of security at airports across the country found Waymon Reddy standing in yet another line at Baltimore- Washington International Airport on Friday, waiting to have his luggage X-rayed for bombs
Maryland Ranks Among States With Most Welfare Dollars For Poor Children
WASHINGTON – Maryland received $1,933 per poor child in federal welfare dollars last year, the eighth-highest allocation rate in the country, according to a recent study
Don’t Pull the Plug on Electric Choice Yet, Public Service Commission Says
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s Public Service Commission chairman called efforts to abandon electric choice for residential customers “premature,” and said Thursday that the fairly new electric choice system needs at least an additional year to make progress
Democrats Give Themselves the Edge in New Congressional District Map
Democrats would gain an edge under a new congressional district map unveiled Thursday by Gov
Mental Health Clinics Say They’re In Dire Need of Funds
ANNAPOLIS – The state has consistently underestimated mental health funding, and without a $26 million infusion immediately, services for the state’s most fragile population could shut down, a panel of public mental health care providers told the House Environmental Matters Committee Thursday