WASHINGTON – Marylanders are breathing much cleaner air than they did 30 years ago, according to a report released Thursday by the Foundation for Clean Air Progress
Lawmakers Refuse to Drop Costly School Plan
ANNAPOLIS – Some lawmakers are not giving up on an expensive school reform plan presented to the General Assembly Thursday, even though the governor has said the state can’t afford it this year
Too-Good-To-Be-True “Prime Bank” Deals a Scam, Officials Warn
WASHINGTON – Jo Ann Stanhill thought of herself as a cautious investor
U.S. Ports `Vulnerable’ to Attack Through Cargo Containers, Customs Chief Says
WASHINGTON – While ports like Baltimore have stepped up inspection of foreign cargo in the wake of Sept
Bill Inspired by Earnhardt Autopsy Record Battle Sparks Debate
ANNAPOLIS – A controversial debate over access to autopsy photos of racecar legend Dale Earnhardt spilled over to Maryland Thursday at a House Environmental Matters Committee meeting
New Poll Shows Bush Has 74 Percent Approval Rating in Maryland
WASHINGTON – Maryland voters gave President Bush a remarkable 74 percent job approval rating in a statewide poll conducted last week, up sharply from the 47 percent rating he earned just a year ago
Sweeping Lead-Paint Cleanup Pact to Affect More Than 5,800 Maryland Apartments
WASHINGTON – More than 5,800 Maryland apartments will be inspected for lead-based hazards and cleaned up, if necessary, under an agreement announced Wednesday by federal regulators and a Denver-based management company
Glendening Leaves Legacy of Higher Education, Environment Achievements
ANNAPOLIS – Saying “life in Maryland has gotten better” during his two terms in office, Gov