WASHINGTON – The growth of Maryland state prison populations has taken a nose-dive, after a decade of booming growth
University Officials Upset By Pepsi One Ad
COLLEGE PARK – University of Maryland officials said they are disappointed with a recent national ad for the soft drink Pepsi One that spoofs the college’s students engaging in stereotypical fraternity drinking activities, using the cola instead of alcohol
YMCA Program Helps Move Displaced Women Into Work
ANNAPOLIS – Sylvia Dobson and her daughter moved to Glen Burnie to make a new start
Faraway Attacks in Kosovo Reverberate With Maryland Albanians, Serbs
WASHINGTON – The phone call came at 2 p
Maryland’s Highway Fatalities Lowest in 30 Years
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland has its fewest number of highway fatalities in 30 years, according to statistics released by the State Highway Administration Friday morning
Maryland’s Cuban-Americans Divided Over Orioles Games Against Cubans
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s small Cuban community is divided over the Baltimore Orioles’ upcoming trip to Cuba
Rewritten Food Allergy Bill Approved
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland House of Delegates Wednesday passed a revamped version of a bill to provide safeguards for restaurant diners who suffer from food allergies
Maryland Doctors, Hospitals Fare Poorly in Test of Bioterrorist Response
WASHINGTON – A recent test of Maryland’s readiness to respond to bioterrorist attacks produced dismal results, a Johns Hopkins University doctor told a Senate panel Thursday