ANNAPOLIS – A panel of the University System of Maryland Board of Regents has concluded that board chairman David H
Steele Beats Cardin’s Fundraising – Again
WASHINGTON – For the second consecutive fundraising period, Maryland Republican U
Md. Legislative Session Ends with Veto Overrides, BGE Deal Unfinished
ANNAPOLIS – Democratic leaders in the Maryland General Assembly engineered the override of several key vetoes by Gov
BGE Solution Eludes Assembly, Ehrlich Looking at Other Options
ANNAPOLIS – With the collapse Monday night of the Maryland General Assembly’s last-minute efforts to alleviate the coming Baltimore Gas and Electric Co
CNS – OVERLOOKED CHAMPS, 950
ANNAPOLIS – A Maryland college team won a national title a few days ago with aggressive moves, tough defense and a win over Duke
House Committee Urges Agreement on Nats TV Games
WASHINGTON – Members of a House committee on Friday urged Orioles owner Peter G
Gas Prices in Md. Continue to Rise
ANNAPOLIS – With the summer driving season approaching, gasoline prices have begun to increase dramatically in both Maryland and across the country
Bay Health Hangs in Balance of Rainfall Rates
WASHINGTON – A lack of rainfall in the Chesapeake region this year could be a mixed blessing for the bay in coming months, scientists said