Day: April 26, 2013

Coverage continues in-depth over the Baltimore City jail indictments: State lawmakers plans hearing in response; one correction officer was flagged years ago; and AFSCME defends law that protects officers despite lack of punishment; while lawmakers say the storm water fee law – or “rain tax” – is likely to be modified next year, Anne Arundel Exec Neuman vetoes her county’s version; Comptroller Franchot says Maryland stands to gain $175 million annually from Internet sales tax; Gov. O’Malley to sign death penalty repeal next week; 2nd gun group ready to fight 35 Maryland jurisdictions over local gun regulations; and Howard board of ed member considers state Senate run.