ANNAPOLIS – The pictures taken by red-light cameras can be so blurry that sometimes an “M” on a license plate looks like an “N”, or vice versa, said Delegate Kevin Kelly, D-Allegany
School Chiefs Ask Eastern Shore Lawmakers for More Money
ANNAPOLIS – Eastern Shore school superintendents implored lawmakers Friday to support at least a down payment to implement an expensive school reform plan ignored by the governor’s budget
Joint Resolution Seeks to Resurrect Inter-county Connector
ANNAPOLIS – The time has come to build the Inter-county Connector, said Senate President Thomas V
Female Cops Twice as Likely to Admit Domestic Abuse as Males, Study Shows
WASHINGTON – Female Baltimore City police officers were twice as likely as their male counterparts to report that they had committed physical abuse of their spouse or partner, according to data from a 1999 survey of the officers
Bill Would Make Prison Pants-Dropping Illegal
ANNAPOLIS – Sometimes, prisoners need to be naked
Maryland Congressmen Visit Guantanamo Bay, Say Detainees Are Treated Well
WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers returned from a Friday trip to Guantanamo Bay convinced that Taliban and al-Qaeda detainees are being held under good conditions — often better than the U
Maryland Ranks Among States With Most Welfare Dollars For Poor Children
WASHINGTON – Maryland received $1,933 per poor child in federal welfare dollars last year, the eighth-highest allocation rate in the country, according to a recent study
Democrats Give Themselves the Edge in New Congressional District Map
Democrats would gain an edge under a new congressional district map unveiled Thursday by Gov