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New Md. licensing makes way for drybar jobs
Any woman who has ever received a blowout can attest that it is the ultimate indulgence. With the emergence of dry bars, getting one’s hair blow dried has gone from […]
Hogan announces grants for first 6 P-Tech schools
Baltimore City will be the first to offer the program starting in the 2016-2017 school year. Four other schools are expected to open a year later in Allegany, Queen Anne's, Talbot and Prince George's County, which will offer two schools.
Hogan ‘angry’ with both parties
Gov. Larry Hogan has a bone to pick over partisan politics and it's not just with Democrats.
Here are the 21 greatest quotes from Md.’s 2016 legislative session
From Spicoli to Purim to 'Hogan Derangement Syndrome,' some of the best soundbites from Annapolis.
Dropping the Mike: ‘I’d rather vote for the liar’
Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. Monday had tough words for Donald Trump as well as the state director of the Ted Cruz campaign.
Maryland lawmakers head into their last day of session
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland lawmakers are heading into the last day of their legislative session with some high-profile bills still unresolved. The session ends Monday at midnight. Supporters of expanding the […]
Here are some bills that have passed the Md. General Assembly
ANNAPOLIS — A glance at some of the legislation that has cleared the Maryland General Assembly, as lawmakers near the end of their 90-day session Monday at midnight: BALTIMORE-AID The […]
‘Yes means yes’ sexual assault bill dies; campus officials and activists debate next step
ANNAPOLIS — A bill that would require Maryland institutions of higher education to revamp their sexual assault policies will not receive a vote this year, setting up a debate between […]
Md. police reform bill takes late hit
At issue was a requirement desired by some Baltimore City legislators that would mandate the addition of two civilians be placed on a panel that reviews brutality complaints against officers.
Md. startup community disappointed as angel investor bill sinks
To the disappointment of Maryland’s startup community, the Angel Investor Tax Credit Bill is still in committee in both the House and the Senate and is likely to stay there […]
Hogan signs first bills of 2016 session into law
ANNAPOLIS — Gov. Larry Hogan signed the first bills of the 2016 legislative session into law Monday in an earlier-than-usual ceremony driven by politics as much as public policy. Democrats […]
Medenica won’t get confirmation hearing or vote
Maryland Lottery head put on trial run and could get a hearing in early 2017.
