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By Christopher Goins Chris@marylandreporter.com Judge Pamila Brown saw a need for more civic education. A few years ago, Brown, a Howard County District Judge, attended an American Bar Association meeting where the

By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com Rep. John Delaney Freshman Congressman John Delaney on Wednesday plans to roll out his signature legislative initiative for his first term — a plan for a national infrastructure

By Christopher Goins Chris@MarylandReporter.com Real estate property owners unhappy with their assessments are still often waiting too long on their appeals to the Maryland Tax Court, auditors found, a problem that

District Court Judge Catherine Curran O’Malley, the governor’s wife, is often found wearing basic black, especially in her Baltimore courtroom. Katie O’Malley in an official photo. But Katie O’Malley, usually associated

By Meg Tully Meg@MarylandReporter.com Some Maryland state government workers more than doubled their salaries with overtime payments in 2012, and more than 3,300 topped $10,000 in overtime payments. MarylandReporter.com analyzed overtime payments

By Christopher Goins Chris@MarylandReporter.com A Pennsylvania collections firm has done so well prying Maryland back taxes out of delinquent taxpayers that the comptroller’s office just got approval for $300,000 more from

Second in a series on state salaries that began Tuesday.  By Meg Tully Meg@MarylandReporter.com Thirteen Maryland correctional officers indicted last month in a corruption case that has outraged legislators and the public

By Meg Tully Meg@MarylandReporter.com Top 10 State Salaries 1. Randy Edsall Head Football Coach, University of Maryland, $2,011,720 Maryland Reporter’s third annual report on state salaries  found that 5,663 state employees pulled in

The video embedded in the middle of the story provides a useful summary. By Jessica Wilde Capital News Service View of the Conowingo Dam on the Susquehanna River in the aftermath of