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Maryland Woman Tells Congress It Is Time to Rein In Bounty Hunters
WASHINGTON – Five bounty hunters beat, pepper-sprayed and spit out racial slurs at Chinelle Moore inside her Laurel home, then drew a gun on her 5-year- old daughter — before realizing the man they were looking for was not home
Fewer Frogs in Maryland Could Foreshadow Deeper Environmental Problems
WASHINGTON – Frog populations are declining as their habitat disappears in Maryland and frogs with deformities have also been found in the state, making it part of a nationwide trend of troubled amphibian populations, researchers said Wednesday
National Survey Shows Maryland Residents Have Generally Healthy Lifestyles
WASHINGTON – Maryland residents have relatively healthy habits, placing among the top 10 in the nation when it comes to limiting several harmful behaviors and getting some types of preventive care, according to a study released Friday
Maryland Might Miss Out on Federal Funds to Reward Stiffer Sentences
WASHINGTON- House Republicans unveiled a plan to allocate $100 million to states that enact mandatory prison sentences for gun crimes, but Maryland might not qualify for the bounty, supporters of the tougher sentences said
Advocates Say Now is the Time to Prepare for Surge in Alzheimer’s Cases
WASHINGTON – The number of Alzheimer’s disease cases in Maryland will increase by more than 62 percent by 2025, as more baby boomers reach their 70s, according to a national report released Tuesday
Medical Bills, Medicaid Rules, Conspire to Keep Family In a Bind
WASHINGTON – After nine orthopedic surgeries, 10-year-old Adam Arnold has learned to follow a simple philosophy: If it has to be, it has to be
Luck of the Irish May Not Cover Clover, As New Weevil Comes to State
WASHINGTON – Maryland agriculture officials will be looking over leaves of clover a little more carefully this spring, after discovering a new clover- eating weevil in four counties last year
Maryland Mom Still Fighting, Seven Years After Police Fatally Shot Her Son
WASHINGTON – A District Heights mother brought her crusade for justice to Capitol Hill Wednesday, seven years after she said police officers wrongfully shot and killed her son
Maryland Quarter Expected to Bring Cheap Thrill to Coin Dealers, Collectors
WASHINGTON – Not one exciting thing has happened in the coin industry in all the years Fred Miller has been collecting