WASHINGTON – Several Supreme Court justices aggressively questioned an attorney representing Colorado Tuesday about the specifics of a state law that would severely limit gay rights
Maryland
Bike Helmet Law a Big Suprise to Many
COLLEGE PARK – Marjorie Webber, with 3-year-old Rachel strapped behind her, coasted her bicycle into the dappled sunlight of Calvert Road Park, hair whipping in the wind
Appellate Ruling Shuts the Door on New Election
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Appeals reversed a lower court decision Tuesday and ruled that a candidate for the House of Delegates, who lived with his girlfriend while campaigning, was a legal resident of their Montgomery County district
If You Build Convention Centers, Will They Come?
BETHESDA – Soon, a field behind the White Flint Metro station will be a focus for Maryland’s economic development
Governor’s Commission on Gun Violence Edges Toward Decisions
ANNAPOLIS – With less than a month before they must report to Gov
Disability Lawyers Appeal DHMH Procedures
ANNAPOLIS – Ten days after she was hospitalized with schizophrenia at Cumberland’s Finan Center in 1993, Arlena Beeman was medicated against her will
Edcuators Hope New Policy Makes Transfering Easier
Sandy Wilson isn’t going to graduate on time because she lacks credits — in classes she’s already taken
Up to 70 Percent of Maryland’s Wetlands Could Lose Protection
WASHINGTON – Congressional plans to reform the Clean Water Act would strip up to 70 percent of Maryland’s wetlands of their federal protection, a team of government scientists concluded after a series of field tests