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ANNAPOLIS – During his announcement of a proposed $29

ANNAPOLIS- Maryland’s public universities run in the middle of the pack in getting the most for their money, but the state’s community colleges lag far behind other states

ANNAPOLIS – Thousands of Maryland’s lowest paid workers are due to get a one dollar an hour increase in their wages after the state Senate voted Tuesday to override the governor’s veto of a bill raising the minimum wage to $6

WASHINGTON – No one lives in Wagner’s Point anymore, which is one reason why Cleanup Coalition Director Terry Harris opposes a Bush administration plan to change toxic release regulations

ANNAPOLIS – The General Assembly overturned vetoes of two bills Tuesday that supporters say will increase access to the polls but which opponents warn will open the door to voter fraud

BALTIMORE – Maryland counties lack the emergency management planning and resources to respond to a massive outbreak of avian flu, according to a study by researchers at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County

WASHINGTON – The number of people filing for bankruptcy in Maryland has risen slightly after a steep decline following historic changes in bankruptcy law last October, electronic court records show

WASHINGTON – President Bush signed into law Monday a provision that eliminates funeral honors and burial benefits for a veteran convicted of state or federal crimes carrying any life sentence

ANNAPOLIS- Despite “fairly disappointing” federal funding, still-high fuel costs and a growing number of applicants, state and local agencies are preparing for an expanded statewide energy assistance program set to start next week

WASHINGTON – Complex scientific issues continue to creep into the courtroom, driving Maryland judges to the classroom to help them understand the issues they must decide