WASHINGTON – Bruce Ross fought the law and the law yawned
“Super-Drunk” Penalties Added to Annual Fight for Drunken Driving Laws
ANNAPOLIS – State senators heard a slew of bills Tuesday aimed at drunken drivers, including a measure that would increase penalties for “super-drunk” drivers who have a blood-alcohol level of
Freud Would Be Proud: Court Rules That Sometimes a Tool is Just a Tool
ANNAPOLIS – The Court of Special Appeals overturned a concealed weapons charge against a Washington County man Tuesday, saying tools cannot always be classified as weapons
Transit Riders Go to Annapolis — By Bus — to Rally for Funding
ANNAPOLIS – Tonya Butler wants to work — it’s getting there that’s the problem
House Approves Ban on Roadside Soliciting by Minors
ANNAPOLIS – Despite objections from critics who said it would obstruct political speech, the Maryland House of Delegates approved a ban on roadside soliciting by minors
Riley’s Call for Year-Round Teachers Resounds, But Costs Worry Educators
WASHINGTON – Maryland school officials said U
Key Maryland Lawmaker Won’t Let Committee Kill Interstate Parole Reform
ANNAPOLIS – Some parolees and probationers moving to other states are getting lost in the system – sometimes with deadly consequences – and that’s why an influential Maryland delegate says he won’t let a system reform measure fail on his watch
Farmers Saw Need for Alternatives Before the Litter Hit the Fan
WASHINGTON – Farmers have known for generations that manure makes good fertilizer
BWI To Search Worldwide for Improvement Ideas
ANNAPOLIS – Baltimore-Washington International Airport officials have grand plans to make the burgeoning airport more deserving of its “easy-come, easy-go” slogan, but some lawmakers are worried that their plans are not grand enough