ANNAPOLIS – A Senate Budget and Taxation subcommittee Friday voted to cut Gov
School Psychologist Has Tough Job of Sorting Troublemakers from Troubled Kids
WASHINGTON – Linda Meade may be the last person standing between a Maryland school system and the next Santana High School-style teen shooter
Attorney General May Review Newspaper Deal for Antitrust Compliance
WASHINGTON – The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is reviewing complaints that a Washington Post Co
Maryland Lawmakers Split on Party Lines in Vote on Bush Tax Cut Plan
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s congressional delegation split along party lines Thursday in a House vote to approve the heart of President Bush’s $1
Gay Rights Advocates Want Legislators’ Respect
ANNAPOLIS – Gay rights activists scheduled to testify today before the Maryland House Judiciary Committee are hoping for more respect than they got last year – especially since their bill is, once again, Gov
Senate Passes Bill Exempting Energy Therapists From Massage Laws
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate Thursday approved a change to the massage therapy law to exempt energy-based therapists
Bill Would Cover Breast Reconstruction for Poor Cancer Patients
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland legislators are considering a bill to provide poor, uninsured women undergoing mastectomies with coverage for breast reconstructive surgery
Sarbanes Joins Democrats Nipping at Bankruptcy Bill; Mikulski Undecided
WASHINGTON – Maryland Sen
Officials Say Student Did the Right Thing by Reporting Friend’s Threat
WASHINGTON – Frederick County School officials on Wednesday lauded an Urbana High School student who reported that a friend had threatened to bomb the school and kill himself
Schools Notched 1,739 Weapons Suspensions Last Year, A Drop from Prior Year
WASHINGTON – Maryland schools reported 1,739 suspensions for students who brought weapons to Maryland schools in the 1999-2000 school year and 636 subsequent expulsions, according to a new report by the state Department of Education