Tony E Fulton

LAWMAKERS say the governor offered all kinds of goodies in a last-minute (and nearly successful) lobbying effort to persuade members of the House of Delegates to sustain his veto of a medical malpractice bill last week. Del. Samuel I. Rosenberg, a...

A trial of former state Sen. Thomas L. Bromwell could pull some of the most influential leaders in Annapolis into a courtroom, focusing attention on how relationships between politicians and business leaders - often built through money and favors - can...

District 3A 22 of 22 precincts - 100% x-Galen R. Clagett 2,095 23% x-Dick Zimmerman 1,967 22% Richard L. Stup 1,811 20% Michael C. O'Connor 1,311 14% Carole Powell 1,248 14% Ronald S. Bird 668 7% 2 to be nominated. -------------------- District...

Verna L. Jones overwhelmed incumbent Clarence M. Mitchell IV in the Democratic primary race for the state Senate in the city's 44th legislative district. With all the votes tabulated, Jones, a first-term delegate, scored better than a 2-to-1 victory over...

Del. Tony E. Fulton denied yesterday allegations that he shared with Republicans the draft of an agreement signed between Democrat Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and Baltimore-area black lawmakers. "I think it's reckless and false for people to make...

Baltimoreans voted overwhelmingly to reshape the City Council yesterday, handing a final defeat to a group of city leaders who had been outmaneuvered by a scrappy community-labor coalition and stymied by the state's highest court. "Baltimore has...

Blasting the mayor and city police, Del. Tony E. Fulton told lawmakers yesterday that policies aimed at reducing crime in Baltimore are a failure and that state police and perhaps even the National Guard should be brought in to fight the city's violence....

At a time when Baltimore's delegation in the House would seem to need a united front as important deals are cut on everything from budgets to taxes in the legislature's waning days, there is instead a growing divide. Democratic Dels. Tony E. Fulton and...

Plans to expand gambling in Maryland this year are expected to die when the General Assembly adjourns tomorrow at midnight, but a few final twitches may shake Annapolis until then. Several lawmakers said yesterday they believe House Speaker Michael E....

The firings of senior Maryland Public Service Commission professionals could cripple the agency at a time when it faces critical decisions about consumer electricity rate increases, some PSC commissioners, consumer advocates and legislators said...