A popular scholarship program designed to keep Maryland's top high school students in state for college has survived Gov. Martin O'Malley's attempt to suspend the program next year.
With little debate, the budget committees in both House and Senate rejected the governor's cut, which would have saved $4.4 million over the next four years.
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