Photo gallery: O'Malley-Brown inauguration 2011

Mass federal firings will hurt state and local budgets in Maryland. Is this anyway to run a business?

This column appears in the March issue of The Business Monthly serving Howard and Anne Arundel counties. A half century ago, I spent a year in the belly of the federal bureaucracy at the Social Security Administration. I was a GS-7 in the Health Insurance Inquiries...

state roundup: bge customers protest rate hikes; $200 Million in DDA cuts delayed; accountability on grants, nonprofits ‘fallen through the cracks’;

BGE CUSTOMERS PLEAD FOR RATE RELIEF: Baltimore’s City Council and Baltimore residents grilled and pleaded with Baltimore Gas and Electric Company officials for rate relief at a legislative investigations hearing on Thursday night, following months of outrage over...

Egg prices hit record high amid bird flu outbreak

Egg prices hit a record high in January as avian influenza continues decimating flocks around the country and in Maryland, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and the CDC.

Craving more energy, Maryland looks to nuclear power

In a legislative session dominated by energy issues, some state leaders are exploring the idea of more nuclear energy as an option for power generation in Maryland.

State Roundup: Gov. Moore’s changes to Education Blueprint draw much opposition; lawmakers urged to withhold $850,000 from Human Services Dept.

Gov. Moore’s proposed changes to Education Blueprint draw much vocal opposition; lawmakers urged to withhold $850,000 from Human Services Dept.

Maryland considers shake-up in how judges are picked

Some members of Maryland’s judiciary argue the state should do away with judicial elections entirely, saying that change would shield judges from the ethical and practical challenges involved in competitive political campaigns.

State Roundup: Federal cuts to Medicaid could cost Maryland $1.2B; General Assembly bills aim to raise child care workforce

Federal cuts to Medicaid could cost Maryland $1.2B; General Assembly bills aim to raise child care workforce

State Roundup: Budget of Maryland’s Developmental Disabilities Administration called a ‘black box;’ Women’s Caucus announces 15 priority bills, most focused on child, health care

Budget of Maryland’s Developmental Disabilities Administration called a ‘black box;’ Women’s Caucus announces 15 priority bills, most focused on child, health care

State Roundup: Opposition grows to bills banning PFAS; delegates discuss bill on age-appropriate sex/health education; advocates blast bill to allow agencies to deny, delay public information requests

Opposition grows to bills banning PFAS; delegates discuss bill on age-appropriate sex/health education; advocates blast bill to allow agencies to deny, delay public information requests; Former Howard Del. Frank Turner dies. He was 77,

Former Howard County Del. Frank Turner dies at 77

Frank Turner, who represented Howard County in the legislature for 24 years and was a business professor at Morgan State University for 41 years, died Friday in Columbia at 77. In 1994, Turner was the first African American elected to the General Assembly from Howard County.

Photo gallery: O’Malley-Brown inauguration 2011

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