WASHINGTON – Residents of the Baltimore-Washington region rank air pollution as their top environmental concern, according to a poll released Wednesday
Bill Would Create a Commission to Study Md. Court System
ANNAPOLIS – Tired of piecemeal solutions for a multitude of problems in the judiciary, the House of Delegates wants a new panel to offer suggestions on how to revamp Maryland’s courts
Snares Found in Baby Voucher Idea
ANNAPOLIS – State officials warned legislators Friday that set-up costs for a baby voucher proposal in a welfare reform bill could be “astronomical
Only Two Maryland Congressmen Vote for Term Limits
WASHINGTON – Only two of Maryland’s eight representatives voted for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on Congress, which became the first plank of the Republican’s Contract with America to be rejected by the House
Glendening Says Proposed Cuts Will Hurt Children
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland stands to lose at least $10
Baseball Bill Sponsors Got Campaign Money from Angelos
ANNAPOLIS – Four legislative leaders who championed an emergency bill that may help Orioles owner Peter G
Michigan Engineer Wins $500,000 Prize for Inventors
WASHINGTON – In what was casually dubbed the “Academy Awards” for inventors, a Michigan engineer received a $500,000 prize Wednesday for his work to increase passenger safety and car performance for General Motors Corp
State School Board Looks at National Teacher Certification
BALTIMORE – Maryland teachers may soon choose to try out for an elite national group that recognizes excellence among educators