WASHINGTON – Maryland congressmen voted along straight party lines Thursday to begin an open-ended impeachment inquiry of President Clinton
Exxon Planting Trees in Eastern Shore Refuge – Home to Endangered Squirrel
ANNAPOLIS – Endangered squirrels along the Chesapeake Bay will get forestland for nesting and a small island will get protection from wind and water with a recent pledge from Exxon to plant 16,140 trees
Boat Shows Boost Business at Annapolis Stores and Restaurants
ANNAPOLIS – There was something different about the front of Vespucci’s during lunch on Thursday
Court Holds Landlord Responsible for Tenant’s Pit Bull Attack
ANNAPOLIS – An apartment landlord is responsible for a fatal pit bull attack on a visiting toddler, Maryland’s highest court ruled Wednesday, narrowly reversing an intermediate court decision
State Will Propose Incentives to Meet Looming Teacher Shortage
WASHINGTON – Wanted: Teachers for the state of Maryland
Court Rules Real Estate Broker Entitled To Trial
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s Court of Special Appeals ruled Tuesday that a real estate broker, who claimed he was cheated out of a $175,000 commission by the owners of an office complex in Prince George’s County, deserves a trial
Ideas for State Symbol on Quarter Range From High-Tech to Hardshell
WASHINGTON – Think of the state of Maryland and you think of — a strand of DNA?
That’s one of the things that comes to mind for Montgomery County Executive Douglas M
State Gains in Highway Funds, But Some Projects Are Overlooked
WASHINGTON – Maryland stands to get a significant boost in federal highway funding under bills being considered by Congress, but important projects are being overlooked