CLARKSBURG – Instead of mugshots, there were coffee mugs
February Gas Prices Hit Record High in Maryland, Leaving Motorists Fuming
WASHINGTON – Chris Remuzzi shoots guns for a living, but it’s the price he pays for gas that kills him
Maryland Legislators See Answers in Missouri’s Juvenile Justice System
ANNAPOLIS – Attempted murder
Montgomery Fire Investigators May Get Arrest Power
ANNAPOLIS – A proposal to expand arrest powers for Montgomery County arson investigators sailed through the county’s House delegation Friday, minutes after a public hearing that few people, including some lawmakers, knew was scheduled
State Eyes Federal Drug Funds That Could Open Door to Faith-Based Groups
WASHINGTON – Maryland officials plan to request federal funding for transitional housing for people in drug treatment, despite concerns that faith- based organizations will be able to compete for the money in the proposed White House program
Tracks Plan Big Spending for Slots, Want to Recoup Costs
ANNAPOLIS – Three racetracks will spend more than $1 billion to upgrade their facilities, largely for slot-machine players, and they’re asking for a bigger share of the proceeds to pay for their trouble
Ehrlich Predicts Storm Costs, Announces Small Pox Shot Plan
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s snow emergency will continue through next week, Gov
With No Days for Snow Days Left, Schools Fret Over Making Up Class Time
ANNAPOLIS – Four days after nearly 4 feet of snow fell on parts of his county, Garrett Schools Superintendent Wendell Teets said all he can do was take it one day at a time
Corps Narrows Search for Next Dredge Dump Site to Eight Bay Islands
WASHINGTON – Federal officials are focusing on eight islands in the mid- Chesapeake Bay that could be the next dumping grounds for silt dredged from bay shipping channels
Murder Victim’s Family to Bring Story to Lawmakers in Death Penalty Debate
ANNAPOLIS – Kay Cross will tell lawmakers Thursday that there is only one just sentence for the person who killed her son — the death penalty