WASHINGTON – When the Maryland Terrapins take the floor in this weekend’s NCAA Final Four, there will be more than just a trophy and bragging rights at stake
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Let the Gaming Begin: Hoyer, Kansas Lawmaker, Put Food Wager on Final Four
WASHINGTON -Congress may be out of session this week, but harsh words are still flying between politicians
Judge Says Gay Men Accused of Child Porn Were Not Targeted for Their Sexuality
WASHINGTON – A federal court judge has ruled that a Montgomery County police detective acted reasonably when he arrested two gay Germantown men who had secretly videotaped a teen-age neighbor having sex with their dogs in their basement
Schaefer Tells State to Restart ICC Study
ANNAPOLIS – Comptroller William Donald Schaefer added his opinion Wednesday to the increasingly clamorous debate over the Inter-county Connector, saying the state should move forward with an environmental impact study aborted by Gov
University Officials Refuse to Reveal Deferred Compensation Amount for Kirwan
WASHINGTON – University System of Maryland officials Wednesday refused to reveal how much deferred compensation they will pay incoming Chancellor William Kirwan above his base salary of $375,000
Tougher Federal Air Pollution Standards May Pose Problem for Parts of Maryland
WASHINGTON – Maryland will not completely meet new federal air pollution controls set to be implemented as a result of a D
Waiting Period Bill is `Smokescreen’ for Pro-life Agenda, Critics Charge
ANNAPOLIS – Proponents of a Maryland House bill requiring an 18-hour waiting period for women seeking an abortion say it is not a pro-life bill, but opponents call it a “flimsy smokescreen” to take away a woman’s right to choose
2001-2002 Oyster Season Is Second-Lowest in History
ANNAPOLIS – This year’s oyster season is expected to be the second lowest in Maryland history, Department of Natural Resources officials said Friday
Supreme Court Ruling Unlikely to Change Use of One-Strike Drug Law in Maryland
WASHINGTON – Emma Goff hoped the Supreme Court would see things her way
Kirwan Says Lure of Returning to Maryland as Chancellor Was `Irresistible’
ADELPHI – With family and old colleagues gathered around, former University of Maryland, College Park, President William “Brit” Kirwan Tuesday announced his return to Maryland as chancellor of the state’s university system, a move he said was “irresistible