Maryland

High Court to Hear Local Case on Cops, Media Raid of Home

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court Monday agreed to hear an appeal from a Montgomery County couple who sued police for bringing a newspaper reporter and photographer along on a raid of their home

Maryland High Court To Hear Child Abuse Case

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s Court of Appeals will hear arguments Monday on whether “inaction” is enough reason to convict in a child sexual abuse case

Lawyer for Death Row Inmate Asks Governor to Commute Sentence

ROCKVILLE – The lawyer for death row inmate Tyrone Delano Gilliam petitioned Maryland’s governor Friday to commute Gilliam’s sentence for the December 1988 murder of a female store clerk

Federal Government Promises to Clean Up Its Act Around Bay

WASHINGTON – The federal government will help in the cleanup of the Chesapeake Bay by taking better care of the 2

Maryland Tuition Plan Hopes For Turn-Around After Slow Start

WASHINGTON – Officials with Maryland’s Prepaid College Trust said Thursday that they hope to sign up 10,000 families by July, after a disappointing first year in which they got only 1,358 people to join