Maryland

Former Democratic Governor Supports Dole for President

WASHINGTON – Former Maryland Gov

Appeals Court Dismisses Linthicum Man’s Sex Harassment Case

WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court in Richmond has dismissed a suit filed by a Linthicum, Md

Adminstration Skeptical About Personal Income Tax Cut

ANNAPOLIS – Halfway through the General Assembly session, Gov

Montgomery County Democrats Pull Together Behind Mooers

ROCKVILLE – After Donald Mooers’ win Tuesday night, Montgomery County Democrats are pulling together to take on Republican Rep

Court Says State Not Liable for Drunk Driver

ANNAPOLIS – When Doris Poulsen learned that the driver who hit her car in 1993 was deaf, illiterate and blind in one eye, she sued the Motor Vehicle Administration, saying it should never have issued the man a license

Pork Stashed in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania

WASHINGTON – Federal “pork-barrel” funding is already $2

Gun-Sniffing Dog Goes to Congress

WASHINGTON – Charlie, the first gun-sniffing dog at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, demonstrated his ability to members of Congress Wednesday by finding a hidden

Links among Autoimmune Diseases Discussed in Public Forum

BALTIMORE – Arden Baughman has become incapacitated over the last 14 years due to an autoimmune disease called peripheral neuropathy

Bill Sets Up Compensation Fund for Damages by Black Bears

ANNAPOLIS – Marylanders on both sides of the state’s black bear debate turned out Wednesday to support a new state fund to compensate farmers who lose crops or livestock to the bruins