Hogan’s conciliatory words demand conciliatory actions
Senate President Mike Miller, Gov. Larry Hogan and House Speaker Michael Busch. Photo by Governor’s Office By Barry Rascovar For
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Senate President Mike Miller, Gov. Larry Hogan and House Speaker Michael Busch. Photo by Governor’s Office By Barry Rascovar For
Read moreSen. Richard Madaleno argues on the Senate floor for an override of the governor’s veto on an Internet hotel tax.
Read moreSenate President Pro Tem Nathaniel McFadden swears in Mike Miller as Senate President, his 30th year in the job. Photo
Read moreThis year’s 90-day legislative session is set to get off to a faster start when it begins Jan. 13 with
Read moreBy Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com Pat Murray, the new executive director of the Maryland Democratic Party, hasn’t quite put together a
Read moreBy Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com The woman at the Republican club in Perry Hall didn’t believe me about the governor’s budget.
Read moreThe conference committee of legislative staff, delegates and senators meets on Tuesday afternoon. By Anjali Shastry Capital News Service Gov.
Read moreSenate President Mike Miller, left, talks to Orioles manager Buck Showalter with former Sen. Sandy Schrader. By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com
Read moreBy Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com State agencies are doing a better job at correcting past financial problems found by audits, the
Read moreA consumer advocacy group is giving state lawmakers high scores for passing laws in the 2014 General Assembly session that raise the minimum wage and reduce the impact of foreclosures.
The Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition, a nonprofit whose mission includes advancing fairness and justice for consumers, also released four-year scores that depicted state lawmakers as generally favorable to consumer issues. Only nine of 47 senators and 46 of 141 delegates got four-year scores lower than 80%
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