WASHINGTON – For Aberdeen Police Detective Sgt
Thousands of Marylanders Have Been Called Up to War, Homeland Defense Duties
WASHINGTON – One out of every 920 Marylanders age 18 or older is on active duty from a reserve or National Guard unit, putting Maryland squarely in the middle of states for the percentage of residents deployed
FAA Reminds Private Pilots of Restricted Airspace, as Incursions Increase
WASHINGTON – Private pilots have violated restricted airspace around Washington 43 times since March 20, an increase that prompted the Federal Aviation Administration to put out special reminder of the restrictions Friday
Ruppersberger Touts Baltimore County Reforms as Model for Federal Government
WASHINGTON – When Baltimore County gave its workers a penny for their thoughts, it wound up saving $4
Plans for Fort Ritchie Redevelopment Take a Step Back, Irking Local Officials
WASHINGTON – The process for determining what to do with the 591-acre surplus Fort Ritchie began again Tuesday, restarting the clock on a process that Washington County officials thought they wrapped up last year
Maryland Democrats United, Republicans Divided in House Vote on Bush Budget
WASHINGTON – The House passed President Bush’s fiscal 2004 spending plan on a largely party-line vote early Friday, and Maryland lawmakers followed suit, with all the state’s Democrats voting against the measure
Federal Appeals Court Overturns Conspiracy Convictions in Baltimore Gang Case
WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court ruled that the government did not have sufficient evidence in a Baltimore-based drug case to convict Vernon Ray of conspiracy to distribute drugs and killing while engaging in narcotics conspiracy
Maryland Democrats in Congress Go on Offensive Against Bush Budget Plan
WASHINGTON – The state’s Democratic congressmen Tuesday attacked President Bush’s proposed fiscal 2004 budget, with Rep
Government Workers Called to War Leave Their Civilian Salaries Behind
WASHINGTON – Parkville resident Lakia Jackson has two jobs with the Defense Department — as a civilian, she is a technician in human relations, and when she is on active duty, she is Spc
Frederick’s Use of Religious Act as `Shield’ in Court May be First in Nation
WASHINGTON – Frederick is apparently the first city in the country to defend itself in court by invoking a law aimed at protecting churches’ rights