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Four of the board members reside in Montgomery County, three in Baltimore City, one in Baltimore County, and one in Anne Arundel County.
Say $30,000 a year. Or, put another way, $2,600 a month — that's how much $15 an hour amounts to before taxes.
U.S. District Court Judge Lydia Kay Griggsby heard arguments Tuesday on the plaintiffs' request for a preliminary injunction.
“This pushes the envelope — let me admit that upfront — but it is also conscious of the ability to implement what's in the bill" -- Pinsky
Republicans have attacked Raskin,"engaging in malicious character assassination and innuendo, without offering real evidence,” Brown said.
The first climate forum is from 7-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 8, at the Riggs Alumni Center at the University of Maryland at College Park.
“The clock on the General Assembly session is ticking and ticking fast,” said Kirwan, who led a commission which crafted recommendations.
Morgan's candidacy puts him on a GOP primary collision course with Timothy E. Gowen, the adjutant general for the Maryland National Guard.
After completing the first year of my four-year term on the Prince George's County Board of Education, I would like to share observations.
The House of Delegates is considering two measures centering on a cannabis legalization referendum, according to the report.
Baltimore’s mail delivery rates have consistently been among the worst in the country, according to the report.
The bill would create a referendum allowing Marylanders to vote on whether abortion access should be protected in the state constitution.
In a lawsuit filed by four county residents, Judge William A. Snoddy ruled that the council failed to follow proper procedure.
Lead is a horrible chemical to have in your body, linked to multiple long-term health effects, especially in young children.
The deadline to file petitions against the state's new legislative maps, enacted by lawmakers in January, was Thursday.
(The author, chair of the state's public service commission, offers his rebuttal to the op-ed on massive failures in the state of Texas.)
Marylanders have long supported moving forward with cannabis legalization, with more than two-thirds of residents in support.
But if the pandemic hasn't left us, why shouldn't we celebrate romance — and some of our favorite people? So, cue your favorite versions!
Dr. Jinlene Chan, Maryland's deputy secretary of public health services, said FEMA would also send two forensic pathologists.
That in itself offers another toothsome twist; Harrison arrived in Baltimore from New Orleans, where he was superintendent of police.