ANNAPOLIS – More than 20 Maryland legislators introduced a bill last week that would help them look to the stars
Managed Care Organization to Cover Medicaid Patients Dropped by FreeState
WASHINGTON – About 40,000 Maryland Medicaid enrollees and their doctors can breathe a sigh of relief
Court Says U.S. Marshals Cannot Withhold Names of Seized Property Buyers
WASHINGTON – A federal judge has ordered the U
Love Letters Become Lessons in Modern Schools’ Valentine’s Day Parties
WASHINGTON- Kids in Maryland public schools can kiss the old-fashioned Valentine’s Day party goodbye
Federal Appeals Court Wants Tougher Sentence for Child Pornographer
WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court said the two-month jail sentence for a former U
Students, Senator Join Forces Again to Pass Helmet Bill
ANNAPOLIS – School-age children led by Hannah More School students piled into a Maryland Senate hearing room for the second time Tuesday to back a bill requiring children under age 16 to wear a helmet while in-line skating
Maryland Lawmakers Say Wyoming Bells Belong to Philippines
ANNAPOLIS – For more than 50 years, two massive bronze bells, symbols of Filipino national pride, have stood silent inside a brick and glass monument in a Wisconsin Air Force base
Commission Calls for More Land, Money to Save Bay
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland is lagging behind other states agreeing to protect land in order to revive the ailing Chesapeake Bay, and if that situation is not corrected it could spell permanent harm for the waterway, according to a report released Tuesday
Panel Postpones Decision on Voting Systems
ANNAPOLIS – Two days before Friday’s deadline to submit its report, members of a special voting commission recommended a delay in creating uniformity in the state’s voting system over concerns of time and technology