The House Judiciary Committee had a hearing a bill (HB350) that would lower the punishment for having small amounts of marijuana. Audio reporter Duane Keenan talked to it’s sponsor, Del. Luke Clippinger, about the impact of the bill. [...more]
In this podcast by reporter Duane Keenan, we hear reactions to the passage of the same-sex marriage bill in the House of Delegates from legislators Luke Clippinger, Heather Mizeur, Pat McDonough, Justin Ready, Michael Smigiel and Speaker Michael Busch. [...more]
Duane Keenan talked to several delegates on Wednesday about Thursday’s same-sex marriage debate on the floor of the House of Delegates. Listen to his podcast here. [...more]
Sen. Nancy Jacobs and Sen. Delores Kelley proposed two bills to require more reporting of suspected child abuse. Duane Keenan heard the testimony and filed this podcast. [...more]
In this podcast, Duane Keenan shares some of the highlights of Gov. Martin O'Malley's State of the State Address on Wednesday afternoon. [...more]
Supporters of traditional marriage rallied in Annapolis on the evening before bills legalizing same-sex marriage are heard in the Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee. [...more]
Members of the organization Maryland Shall Issue rallied in Annapolis this week for their Second Amendment rights. Duane Keenan was there and filed this podcast. [...more]
Duane Keenan attended Monday night's rallies and ceremonies around the State House honoring the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. [...more]
Sen. Rich Madaleno of Montgomery County and Del. Emmett Burns of Baltimore County discuss the prospects of passing marriage equality law in this podcast with Duane Keenan of MarylandReporter.com. Madaleno is hopeful the governor's support will spell victory for gay couples who want to marry, while Burns decries says support for the measure by union officials goes against the wishes of their members. [...more]
On opening day of the General Assembly session, Duane Keenan talked with Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown on the administration's goals for the next 90 days. [...more]
