ANNAPOLIS – Project Exile has led Gov
Maryland
Welcome Rains Come at Unwelcome Time; Wet Fields Delay Planting, Harvesting
WASHINGTON – The rains that farmer Lilace Martin had been hoping for all summer have finally fallen
Promise of DNA Testing Dim For All But a Few Prisoners
WASHINGTON – Bernard Webster walked free this month after spending 20 years in prison for a rape he did not commit, the first man to benefit from a new law allowing post-conviction reviews of DNA evidence in murders and rapes
Prescription Drug List For Medicaid Patients Could Save State Millions
ANNAPOLIS – With Maryland facing a $1
Environmentalists Hopeful Ehrlich Will Uphold Glendening Environmental Legacy
ANNAPOLIS – Hope floats, but on polluted waters, for Gov
Western Maryland May Regret Speaker Taylor’s Defeat
ANNAPOLIS – For a region that typically plays second fiddle to urban communities like Baltimore and Montgomery County in state legislation, Western Maryland has had strong representation in the General Assembly with Speaker of the House Casper Taylor Jr
CareFirst Financial Practices Called Into Question
ANNAPOLIS – An expert for the Maryland Insurance Administration has determined that more than $33 million in compensation for executives of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield were made improperly and violate Maryland law
Report Says Maryland, Most Other States, Need Tougher Drugged-Driving Laws
WASHINGTON – Maryland is one of 42 states lacking “zero-tolerance” drugged-driving laws and one of only two states that limits the type of drug testing police can do on drivers, according a nationwide drug policy analysis released Thursday