A federal appeals court ordered a new trial for a Baltimore couple who sued their insurance agency for property damages, saying their agent had a responsibility to sell them the appropriate type of coverage
Pro-Choice Lobby Endorses Boozer and Lawlah
ANNAPOLIS – An abortion-rights group has endorsed the re- election bids of state senators from Prince George’s and Baltimore counties in an attempt to prevent passage next year of a bill that would take away abortion rights
Glendening’s Stiff-Arm of Clinton Criticized by State Democrats
Maryland Democrats reacted coolly Tuesday to Gov
U. Md. President Calls Campus Racial Incident Sickening
University of Maryland President Clayton Daniel “Dan” Mote Jr
Ethics Commission Recommends Changes to State Law
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland moved a step closer Tuesday to revamping its decades-old state ethics law
Northwest Strike Won’t Hurt Record Holiday Weekend Traffic
WASHINGTON – Despite record numbers of air travelers, regional airports say that the Northwest Airlines pilots’ strike should have little impact on air travel over the holiday weekend
State Officials Defend Maryland’s Below-Average SAT Scores
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s 1998 SAT scores ranked 34th among states and remained below the national average for the fourth year in a row, according to data released by the College Board
Appeals Court Won’t Interfere With University Tenure Decision
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals overturned a lower-court decision Thursday and ruled that the University of Baltimore did not break contract or deal unfairly with a professor when it denied her tenure
Court Says Woman Can Sue Police in Brutal Dog Attack
WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court ruled a Silver Spring woman can sue the city of Takoma Park and Prince George’s County for being mauled by a police dog during a 1995 search of her home