ANNAPOLIS – In preparation for the upcoming legislative session, the General Assembly Compensation Commission met Thursday to discuss the future of Maryland’s legislators’ salaries, with much of their discussion focusing on pensions
House Plan Would Cut Food Stamps, Other Programs
WASHINGTON – A House budget cutting plan is jeopardizing food stamps and other services for thousands of poor Marylanders, state human resources officials said
State-hired Monitor Pulls Out of Hickey Job
ANNAPOLIS- The Connecticut official hired to keep an eye on two Maryland juvenile detention centers has resigned from the post before even starting the job
Investigative Committee Sidetracked By Partisan Bickering
ANNAPOLIS-The General Assembly investigation into Gov
A Few Marylanders End up Dying to Contribute
WASHINGTON – Political donations are alive and well, even if the donors themselves aren’t
Kirwan Shows Off Maryland Model of Higher Ed Funding
WASHINGTON – University System of Maryland Chancellor William E