House Incumbents Have $2.2 Million Head Start on Next Campaign

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s House members have a total of $2

Maryland’s House Delegation Vote on Impeachment is Uncertain

WASHINGTON – As the House Judiciary Committee debates draft articles of impeachment against President Clinton, Maryland’s House delegation is split over the issue

Both Parties Wonder How Fence-Sitting Morella Will Vote on Impeachment

WASHINGTON – Moderate Republican Rep

High Court Upholds Murder Conviction for Washington County Man

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s highest court upheld the murder conviction of a Washington County man Wednesday, reversing a decision by an intermediate court

Md.’s Highest Court Rules University Must Release Parking Violation Records for Basketball Players, Coach

ANNAPOLIS – The state’s highest court Tuesday upheld a lower court order forcing the University of Maryland to release records of campus parking violations racked up by its 1995-96 men’s basketball team and coach

PG High School Students Help Roaches Ride the Space Shuttle

BELTSVILLE – The heavy, barrel-sized canister had been unbolted and hoisted away, leaving the flat, black box exposed on a table in the center of the bare industrial room

Counties Fear Fiscal Impact of Paramedic Pay Ruling

WASHINGTON – Counties face a “major financial impact” in the wake of the Supreme Court’s refusal to hear a case on how Anne Arundel County pays its paramedics, said local government associations

Anne Arundel Appeals Paramedic Pay Case to Supreme Court

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court is expected to decide Monday whether to hear Anne Arundel County’s appeal of a ruling that forced the county to pay overtime to its emergency medical technicians

Montgomery, Caroline Counties Tout Minority Teacher Recruitment

WASHINGTON – When Montgomery County officials learned in the spring of 1997 that 23 of the county’s elementary schools were staffed entirely by white females, they realized they had to take action