WASHINGTON – Sen
School Violence and Anti-Drug Programs Could See Cuts
WASHINGTON – Maryland school violence and drug-prevention programs could lose $1
Older-American Group Urges Look at Gambling, Social Security
WASHINGTON – A panel of the American Association of Retired Persons Friday voted to support federal studies of the gambling industry and ways to preserve Social Security
Appeals Decision Allows Woman Who Lost Job To Keep Benefits
ANNAPOLIS – A woman who was terminated from the Frederick County parks department because of an off-the-job drunk driving charge should not have lost her unemployment compensation, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled Thursday
Hoyer’s Fund Raising Dwarfs Republican Morgan’s
WASHINGTON – With the Maryland primaries less than a month away, Democratic Rep
Health Insurers Couldn’t Use Genetic Information Under Bill
ANNAPOLIS – Representatives of the health insurance industry turned out Thursday to oppose a Senate bill that would prevent them from using genetic information to set premiums
Gay Rights Advocates Try Again for Anti-Discrimination Law
ANNAPOLIS – It was the battle of the ministers as people on both sides of two gay rights measures testified Thursday before a committee of the House of Delegates
City Officials Most Concerned With Youth Crime, Survey Says
WASHINGTON – Youth crime and other issues involving young people are the greatest concerns of city officials nationwide, according to a National League of Cities report released Thursday