Kathy Klausmeier

Md. officials must ensure the state is ready for the introduction of new, more effective, or less expensive medicines that may be approved by the federal government in the future.

Griffith’s resignation will create a series of political dominoes. Senate President Bill Ferguson will have to pick a new chair of the Finance Committee, and Prince George’s Democratic leaders will recommend a replacement for her Senate seat.

If passed, the bill heading to the House and Senate would provide more assurance of oversight than budget language being considered. 

Moore chalks up victories even though legislature has scaled back some of his proposals.

A failed amendment breaking the link between inflation and increases in the gas tax is similar to bills stalled in House and Senate committees.

GOP seeks legislation to relieve inflation, address violent crime, promote educational opportunities and parental involvement, and push for transparency and accountability.

The committee realignment in many ways reflects the expertise and priorities of the two new chairmen but also clarifies the jurisdiction over certain issues.

Two Prince Georgians set to join the Moore Administration; one departure will have a huge impact on policymaking in the General Assembly.

Measure would force add funds for pedestrian crossing signals and bike and pedestrian safety.

The House of Delegates gave preliminary approval Friday to a bill that would limit the circumstances under which county health officers can be fired….