Maryland

Maryland Nonprofits Against Proposed State Tax Cut

ANNAPOLIS – With federal cutbacks on the horizon, a coalition of Maryland nonprofit organizations urged Gov

Intricate Investigation Led to Temple Hills Gun Store Bust

TEMPLE HILLS – On the evening of Sept

Glendening Extends Pay Promise through Thanksgiving

ANNAPOLIS – Gov

Court Vacates One of Two Life Sentences For Allegany Murder

ANNAPOLIS – An Allegany County man sentenced to two concurrent life sentences for the murder of his former live-in girlfriend had one dropped Friday by the Maryland Court of Special Appeals

Regents’ Plan Would Ban Difference in Satellite Tuition Rates

ANNAPOLIS – The University of Maryland Regents are leaning toward a new policy that would keep tuition the same for classes taught on and off campus

Federal Workers Commiserate in Unemployment Lines

ANNAPOLIS – Elsie Watts’ alarm clock went off Thursday at 6 a

EPA Says Bill Likely to Slow Cleanup at Md. Toxic Waste Sites

WASHINGTON – For 18 years, St