ANNAPOLIS – The Court of Special Appeals Wednesday upheld the denial of access to FBI files for a Maryland man convicted of killing two prominent tax lawyers
Bowie Man Sentenced to 10 Years for 1997 Cross Burning at Bowie High School
WASHINGTON – A Bowie man has been sentenced to 10 years without parole for his part in a 1997 cross burning at Bowie High School, federal prosecutors said Tuesday
Charter School Bill to be Revived in Interim After Death in Senate Committee
ANNAPOLIS – State lawmakers agreed to study the charter school movement further this summer, after a bill to permit the schools statewide stagnated and died in a Maryland Senate committee during the last days of the legislative session
Glendening Basks in Praise From Clinton at Signing of Gun-Control Bill
ANNAPOLIS – President Clinton lauded Gov
Experts Say Internet, TV Are Breeding a Younger Generation of Couch Potatoes
WASHINGTON – Bethesda mom Paula Kaplan, a school health volunteer, said she and her husband have always exercised and have encouraged their three sons to be active
Open Parole Hearing Gives Domestic Violence Victim a Chance to Face Abuser
BALTIMORE – Shaune Tilghman came face to face Friday with James Ray, the man who she said menaced her with a butcher knife last year and who is now serving a prison sentence for abusing her
What Price for Privacy? Motor Vehicle Administration Puts It at $1.1 Million
WASHINGTON – A new law restricting the release of personal information from drivers licenses will cost Maryland about $1
Officials Fume, But Riders Shrug Off MARC’s Falling On-Time Performance
WASHINGTON – Paula Bolk is giving MARC a second try
Census Battles Spring Weather for Minds of College Students This Week
COLLEGE PARK – College students love a good debate, and one quickly brewed Friday when students at the University of Maryland College Park campus heard that the Census Bureau would be on campus this week urging them to fill out their forms