ANNAPOLIS – Bounty hunter Steven Engelman has retrieved bail jumpers accused of everything from theft to murder, but he said he has never had to use his gun to bring his man in
Klan’s Numbers Flagging in Maryland, Officials Say
ANNAPOLIS – Organizers of Saturday’s Ku Klux Klan rally in Annapolis have a permit for 60 people, but groups that monitor the KKK said there probably aren’t that many Klansmen in the state
Health Department Collects $18 Million More Than Needed in Fees
ANNAPOLIS- The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene collected about $18 million more in fees from health-care practitioners than it needed to regulate them over the past two years
Number of Teens Tried as Adults Triples, More Sanctions Urged
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers were urged Wednesday to make sure that youths who are convicted as adults cannot be tried as juveniles again if they are charged with subsequent crimes
Lawmakers React Swiftly to Court Ruling on Computer Hackers
ANNAPOLIS – Alarmed by a recent appeals court ruling, Maryland lawmakers are already drawing up legislation to close a loophole that could let employees tamper with their company’s computer systems
Western Maryland Counties Make Pitch for School Construction
ANNAPOLIS – Clear Spring Elementary Principal Jill Burkhart said her Washington County school is still a beautiful building, but it no longer meets the needs of its students
Appeals Court Upholds Death Sentence for Prince George’s Killer
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Appeals on Tuesday upheld the death sentence for Jean Alex Clermont in the 1995 kidnapping, robbery and murder of a man at a Prince George’s County recreation center
Senate Votes To Keep Treadmill Tests Mandatory
ANNAPOLIS – Treadmill emissions testing appears to be here to stay
Region’s Lawmakers Excited, Wary About State Budget Surplus
ANNAPOLIS – Western Maryland lawmakers are optimistic about the 1998 General Assembly, mainly because of a projected $260 million budget surplus