BALTIMORE – Facing execution next week, convicted murderer Tyrone Delano Gilliam said he does not believe he pulled the trigger in the December 1988 murder of a Baltimore County hardware clerk and added he is “frustrated” with a justice system that is “inundated with evil
Increase in Charity Pitches Brings Increase in Charity Scams
WASHINGTON – Of the $8 billion a year that Marylanders donate to charity, they lose at least $100 million to telemarketing fraud, state officials estimate
Democratic Gain in House of Delegates Comes to Six Seats
ANNAPOLIS – Four years ago, voters in Montgomery County’s District 39 sent four Republicans to the state legislature
High Court to Hear Local Case on Cops, Media Raid of Home
WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court Monday agreed to hear an appeal from a Montgomery County couple who sued police for bringing a newspaper reporter and photographer along on a raid of their home
Lawyer for Death Row Inmate Asks Governor to Commute Sentence
ROCKVILLE – The lawyer for death row inmate Tyrone Delano Gilliam petitioned Maryland’s governor Friday to commute Gilliam’s sentence for the December 1988 murder of a female store clerk