ANNAPOLIS – Three Montgomery County Democrats hope to stem what they see as a wave of political corruption by prohibiting campaign contributions from organized gambling interests
For Local Guardsmen, Homeland Security is Not a Department, It’s a Deployment
WASHINGTON – Nearly 250 Maryland National Guardsmen are leaving this weekend to serve their country in the war against terrorism and the possible war with Iraq — by staying in Maryland
Maryland’s Legislative Black Caucus Pushes for Police Bias Settlement
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s Legislative Black Caucus is pushing to end the state’s decade-old racial profiling lawsuit after the state passed on settling it in early January
Federal, State Officials Hope Bush Budget Has Funds for Bay Sewage Cleanup
WASHINGTON – Democratic Sen
Oh No, Snow! Removal Costs Blanket State Budget
ANNAPOLIS – When Marylanders see white these days, the State Highway Administration sees red
Local Police Agencies Share $2.5 Million Grant to Cover Sniper Case Overtime
WASHINGTON – Maryland police departments will get nearly $1 million from the Department of Justice to compensate officers for the overtime hours they put in during the three-week sniper investigation
Ehrlich Bill Ties Slot Machine Money to Education
ANNAPOLIS – The slot machine proposal released by Gov
Lawmaker Wants Health Care for Child-care Providers
ANNAPOLIS – Delegate Curtis Anderson, D-Baltimore, will propose a bill Monday to provide health insurance coverage for licensed family child-care providers who participate in the state’s voucher system
New Power Dredging Finds Cold, Dead Crabs
ANNAPOLIS – Watermen who started power dredging for oysters under new state regulations Monday found an unpleasant surprise in their nets – dead, rotting crabs
Maryland Attorney General Calls for Death Penalty Abolition
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Attorney General J