ANNAPOLIS – About 160 acres of Caroline County coastal land – home to endangered plants and carpenter frogs – are being purchased by the state as another piece of its protected wetlands corridor
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Police Handcuffing of Child Necessary, Appeals Court Rules
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals Friday agreed with a lower-court decision that Annapolis police officers did not use excessive force when they handcuffed and detained a 9-year-old girl cited for damaging property
Court Upholds Decision to Revoke Baltimore Doctor’s License
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s highest court Friday overturned a Circuit Court decision and allowed the Maryland physicians’ board to revoke a Baltimore doctor’s medical license without holding a hearing
State Gains in Highway Funds, But Some Projects Are Overlooked
WASHINGTON – Maryland stands to get a significant boost in federal highway funding under bills being considered by Congress, but important projects are being overlooked
Ideas for State Symbol on Quarter Range From High-Tech to Hardshell
WASHINGTON – Think of the state of Maryland and you think of — a strand of DNA?
That’s one of the things that comes to mind for Montgomery County Executive Douglas M
Asking Air Travelers for Next of Kin Applauded by Fliers
WASHINGTON – Most people boarding a plane wonder if they will be served peanuts or pretzels, if the flight will land on time and if their ride will be there to pick them up at the other end
Man Who Saved Boy After Lightning Strike Shuns Hero Label
ANNAPOLIS – Bill Knode choked up Wednesday as he spoke to the man who had been his son’s heart for 15 minutes
Congress Clears $12 Million for Maryland Water Restoration Projects
WASHINGTON – The House and Senate have agreed on a proposal to give Maryland $12 million for water restoration projects in fiscal 1999, including $8