WASHINGTON – Montgomery County detectives are buying violent video games and movies, looking for any possible motive behind the sniper attacks that left 10 dead and three wounded in the region
Violent Video Games, Movies May Hold Clues to Sniper Motives
WASHINGTON – Montgomery County detectives have reportedly bought violent video games in a search for any possible motive behind the sniper attacks that left 10 dead and three wounded in the region
Echo of Sniper Attacks Has Little Effect on Violent Video Game’s Sales
WASHINGTON – Less than a week after two suspects were arrested in connection with the sniper attacks that killed 10 people and wounded three, a video game with eerily similar sniper capabilities is flying off the shelves of local stores
Critics Call for New Look at Law That Makes Suits Moot Against the Military
WASHINGTON – The Navy says Master Chief Petty Officer Larry Rowe injured himself in the service of his country — playing volleyball
With 2nd District Race a Toss-Up, Swing Voters Could Make Final Difference
WASHINGTON – Teamsters Local 355 President Denis Taylor has known Republican Helen Delich Bentley for years, but he is supporting Dutch Ruppersberger in the 2nd District race because he wants a Democratic Congress
Route to 2nd District Seat Turns to Low Road, As Negative Ads Begin
WASHINGTON – Campaign officials say the gloves are off in the 2nd District race for Congress
Lawmakers Hail $110 Million in State Military Spending; Critics Smell Bacon
WASHINGTON – To Rep
Local Officials Voice Little Concern Over Long-Ago Chemical Tests at Aberdeen
WASHINGTON – Kent and Harford County officials said Thursday they are not concerned about long-term health risks from open-air tests of “very nasty” nerve agents at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in the 1960s
House Passes Tax Break Aimed at Military; Critics Say They Aimed Too Low
WASHINGTON – The House unanimously approved a bill Wednesday that could exempt military personnel from paying tax on the sale of their homes and death gratuity payments, among other provisions
Forget the Weather Channel: For Arthritis Sufferers, Knees Know the Forecast
WASHINGTON – Weather forecasters can guess what impact the remnants of Hurricane Lili will have on the Mid-Atlantic region this weekend, if any