WASHINGTON – Gov
Republican Leaders Call for Special Session on Deficit
ANNAPOLIS – Republican gubernatorial candidate Bob Ehrlich and state GOP leaders pressed Democratic leaders Wednesday for a special General Assembly session to tackle the state’s projected $1
Court Refuses to Retry Police who Cuffed, Abandoned Prisoner in Parking Lot
WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court refused to reopen the case of a man whom Prince George’s County Police left handcuffed to a pole in a dark, empty parking lot, saying the officers could not have known their actions violated his constitutional rights
Officials Say High Rate of Inmate HIV Cases Reflects `Societal’ Problem
WASHINGTON – Maryland had the second-highest percentage of HIV-positive prisoners in the country in 2000 and the problem is growing, according a recent U
Ehrlich, Townsend Appeal for More Support in Campaign’s Last Days
ANNAPOLIS – Few places could be better for statewide campaigning than populous Montgomery County and few topics could be more pertinent to the area right now than guns and crime
Maryland Officials Say State is Ahead of the Curve on Federal Election Reforms
WASHINGTON – Maryland is already doing many of the things that will be required under a national election reform law signed Tuesday by President Bush, state election officials said
State Refuses Republican Absentee Ballot Application
ANNAPOLIS – As many as 9,000 Republican voters have been forced to reapply for absentee ballots because the pre-printed applications sent by the state party did not meet Maryland State Board of Elections requirements, according to the Maryland Republican Party
Wynn Looks Past Perennial 4th District Challenger, Helps Out Other Campaigns
WASHINGTON – In the parking lot of small strip mall that serves as campaign headquarters for Rep
With Sniper Suspects in Custody, Box Truck Drivers Breath Sigh of Relief
BALTIMORE – For Chris Hughitt, a courier with Magic Messenger courier service, the sideways glances were the worst
With 2nd District Race a Toss-Up, Swing Voters Could Make Final Difference
WASHINGTON – Teamsters Local 355 President Denis Taylor has known Republican Helen Delich Bentley for years, but he is supporting Dutch Ruppersberger in the 2nd District race because he wants a Democratic Congress