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The report indicates the League of Conservation Voters believes Dan Cox has one of "the worst environmental records" in the United States.
That's good news for Haire, who has run an aggressive, well-funded campaign against Pittman, and has aired four TV ads critiquing him.
Cancer is a relentless, vicious disease that continues to claim too many lives, and the troubling reality is that the toll is even worse.
Anderson, who serves as head of the Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission, acknowledged he kept these dozens of bottles.
The group heard from Thomas Kelso, Hogan's longtime campaign chair who is Hogan's appointed chair of the Maryland Stadium Authority; others.
The Madrid-based consortium needs to convince the court that it filed its protest against the agency in a timely manner.
Coalition leaders believe the new governor can help strengthen Maryland's economy, and revitalize the education system.
The report indicates the woman was held at the Washington County Detention Center, and received no help from sheriff's deputies and nurses.
Aug. 25, the Maryland State Highway Administration announced federal approval of the Toll Lanes Project for the Capital Beltway and I-270.
The Baltimore native focused on a topic not seen, leading a panel titled, “Black Pain Matters: Racial Bias (in the perception of pain)."
This is in response to Josh Kurtz's article September 28, “Report details alarming levels of toxins being dumped in Maryland's waterways."
Although running to be the state's top lawyer, the Republican, who served for four years on the county council, again pledged priorities.
Almost everyone remembers being in the school nurse's office when growing up; school nurses were there to tend to the scrapes.
In an interview with Maryland Matters, he said he has set a lower — but perhaps more achievable — objective for himself.
“Yeah, we covered a lot of ground, which is nice,” King, of The Education Trust, said in a brief interview after the 90-minute discussion.
“We are committed to doing this right and fixing an ongoing problem,” he said. Savia took the reins of the program over this past summer.
Please hold state and local agencies accountable to ensure they correctly implement the Blueprint for Maryland's Future education plan.
Each committee met virtually Wednesday to address four particular subjects: early childhood education, high-quality and diverse teachers.
Those latest campaign finance statements, known as “pre-general 1” reports, cover fundraising and spending activity from July 4 to Aug. 23.
It was during the 2021 General Assembly session when the first comprehensive cannabis legalization bill, House Bill 32 — was championed.