ANNAPOLIS – The University System of Maryland’s Board of Regents next month is expected to change the policy on out-of-state tuition in response to a Monday Court of Appeals opinion, a system spokesman said
Elections Officials Promise Fix to Problems That First Appeared in Primary
WASHINGTON – Randy Cusick, a Republican chief election judge in Prince George’s County, has had enough of working the polls after having to turn away almost 120 potential voters Tuesday
Legislator Disclosure Laws Ineffective
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland General Assembly has been rocked by recent ethical scandals, but that hasn’t made lawmakers more likely to disclose the kinds of conflicts of interest that have gotten their colleagues in trouble
Former Democratic Challengers Offer Recipe to Unseat Morella
WASHINGTON – It doesn’t take a secret formula to unseat Rep
Congressional Losers At No Loss When it Comes to Reasons for Their Defeats
WASHINGTON- Kenneth Bosley is disillusioned
Move Over Rover, Polecats May Be New Maryland Pet of Choice
ANNAPOLIS – Vicki Turner owns two dogs, two cats, three turtles and a bird, but Maryland law forbids her from owning the one pet she covets: a skunk
Maryland Expects Electors to Do What’s Expected
ANNAPOLIS – With the presidential election too close to call, the 538 members of the Electoral College hold a lot of power – power that some legal experts say can’t be checked
In Miami Beach, Md., There’s No Voter Outrage, No Voter Fraud — No Voters
WASHINGTON – Things have been pretty quiet around Miami Beach the past few days
Florida Recount Draws Neas In, Draws Memories Out of Sauerbrey
WASHINGTON – The recount of presidential ballots in Florida hits close to home for at least two politically active Maryland residents
Rains Return After Parched October, With Normal Rainfall in the Outlook
WASHINGTON – The rain falling on Maryland this week ends what was one of the driest months on record, with less than one-tenth of an inch of rain recorded in the Baltimore region in October