WASHINGTON – Stephen Meehan gets paid by the state of Maryland to sue the state of Maryland

WASHINGTON – Fewer than half of the licensed firearms dealers in Maryland were inspected in a three-year period, well behind the federal government’s stated goal of inspecting every dealer at least once every three years

WASHINGTON – Maryland officials will be watching the Supreme Court closely Tuesday when it hears a Michigan case, which Maryland hopes will affirm the broad authority of states to regulate liquor sales within their borders

WASHINGTON – The Baltimore-Washington area has become slightly more dangerous for pedestrians over the past decade, but is still just 32nd on the list of the 50-most dangerous cities for walkers, according to a new report

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WASHINGTON – For Jack Moberly, the Maryland deer season that starts Saturday boils down to a pretty simple equation

WASHINGTON – Despite a rash of highly publicized traffic accidents that have killed 11 teens in Montgomery County this year, the number of youths killed there is not far out of line from recent years

WASHINGTON – Maryland lost 290 police officers between 2000 and 2003, according to new Census Bureau estimates, as departments struggle to retain the officers they have and hire replacements for the ones who are leaving

WASHINGTON – Marijuana arrests reached a five-year high in Maryland last year, as a surge in Baltimore City and Baltimore County cases drove the total to 19,990

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal Monday from a Maryland car dealership that is fighting Ford for the right to continue selling the automaker’s vehicles