Montgomery approves budget, extends energy tax increase
The budget bolsters public safety and library services and adds funding to social programs. But it does so by keeping the controversial tax.
Montgomery legislators to keep most of controversial energy tax increase
Several business groups and residents have criticized the increase, which was set to sunset this year.
O’Malley booked at N.H. event
Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley (D) is headed to New Hampshire next month, a trip certain to stoke talk about 2016 presidential ambitions.
Md. passes tax hike on high earners
More than 300,000 Maryland residents will pay higher income taxes under a package given final approval by the legislature Wednesday.
Questionable spending at Md. arena
At Show Place Arena in Pr. George’s, taxpayers foot the bill for sports tickets, other expenses.
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With Occupy protests this weekend at the G-8 and NATO summits, it’s clear President Obama and Mitt Romney view God and inequality differently.
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A tribute to fallen, and the tune that calls them to rest
Musicians gathered to play the bugle call taps at Arlington Cemetery.

Transgender at five
“I am a boy,” she insisted at age 2. Her parents eventually concluded she wasn’t just a tomboy.

Students, pros team up for a fishing trip
Students from across the Washington area joined professional anglers on the Potomac on Friday.

Southeast D.C. school serves as community’s anchor
J.C. Nalle Elementary serves not only the children who walk its halls, but also adults in the area in need of food or job assistance or simply a sympathetic ear.

D.C. reacts to the death of the ‘Godfather of Go-Go’
D.C. residents honor the legendary go-go musician Chuck Brown upon news of his death.

Colson funeral at National Cathedral
PHOTOS | The Republican political operative and prison ministry founder died April 21 at age 80.

McDuffie wins in Ward 5
Voters went to the polls on Tuesday in a special election to fill the D.C. Council seat formerly held by Harry Thomas Jr.

Weed whackers
The city of Gaithersburg will use grazing goats to eradicate invasive plant species on a seven-acre wedge of land.
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