House Republicans Say Special Session Unnecessary
Maryland Republicans say the state can survive the so-called doomsday budget passed by the legislature last week and that a special session to fix the plan and raise taxes is not necessary.
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Maryland Republicans say the state can survive the so-called doomsday budget passed by the legislature last week and that a special session to fix the plan and raise taxes is not necessary.
A bill that should help Allegany County law enforcement impose tighter controls on panhandlers was signed into law by Gov. Martin O'Malley last week. The law becomes effective June 1.
The National Zoo is celebrating 40 years of pandas.
Anne Arundel County fire officials say a three-alarm fire has heavily damaged apartments at a complex in Glen Burnie.
Researchers will ask Anne Arundel County residents later this month for ideas about how to cope with rising sea levels.
Baltimore County officials say new speed cameras will be installed near schools in Catonsville and Perry Hall.
The Maryland House Republican Caucus has scheduled a news conference to discuss the possibility of taxes being considered in a special session.
Sen. Joseph Lieberman plans to introduce a bill that would give the District of Columbia greater control over its municipal budget.
Property taxes will go up 3.1 cents under Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold's proposed $1.2 billion budget.
Henrik Lundqvist made 39 saves for his fourth NHL playoff shutout, and Brian Boyle scored for the third straight game as the New York Rangers beat the Ottawa Senators 1-0 on Monday night.
The Rangers -- and their fans -- got a good look at the future Monday night.
Washington Capitals center Nicklas Backstom received a match penatly after the final buzzer of Monday Night's Game 3 against the Bruins, and could find himself watching Thursday's Game 4.
Washington's Karl Alzner should be ready for Milan Lucic on Thursday.
Prince George's County police are investigating the stabbings of two teenagers at a house party in Brandywine over the weekend.
Maryland Congressman John P. Sarbanes says environmental education must be a national priority.
