WASHINGTON – The 3rd District got more Republican voters in last year’s congressional redistricting
Postal Workers Sue Over Handling of Anthrax at Brentwood Facility
WASHINGTON – James Harper will never forget watching a friend die
High Court Allows Disputed Medical Testing on Anne Arundel Woman
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to block Lyme disease testing on an incapacitated 64-year-old Annapolis woman, despite her husband’s objection to the tests
Man Who Created Ravens’ ‘Flying B’ Logo Told to Take Flying Leap by Court
WASHINGTON – An amateur artist who proved that the Baltimore Ravens used his “Flying B” logo will not get a dime for it
Supreme Court Won’t Overturn St. Mary’s Newspaper Suit Against Officials
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court has let stand a lower court ruling that a newspaper publisher could sue St
Report Gives Maryland Mixed Reviews on Smoking Prevention Efforts
WASHINGTON – Maryland has done an unsatisfactory job of reducing smoking rates among women and implementing policies that the federal government says would reduce those rates, a new report says
Interest Wanes, But Some Counties Plan New Round of Smallpox Vaccinations
WASHINGTON – Some Maryland counties plan a second round of smallpox vaccinations, after a lull earlier this year that was brought on by adverse reactions to the shots and by dwindling concerns about bioterrorism
One Maryland Hospital Bucks Staff Shortages by Nurturing its Nurses
WASHINGTON – Maryland has a nursing crisis, but you wouldn’t know it by visiting North Arundel Hospital in Glen Burnie