ANNAPOLIS – Despite declining funding from both the sale of “Treasure the Chesapeake” license plates and a state income tax check-off, Chesapeake Bay Trust leaders say the organization has more than enough money to give away
Even Some Republicans See Wynn As Invincible In ’98
WASHINGTON – Even some Republicans say unseating Rep
Automobile Manslaughter Case Reversed Due to Lack of Evidence
ANNAPOLIS – Ruling in a Montgomery County case, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals Thursday overturned the automobile manslaughter and reckless driving charges of a Washington, D
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WASHINGTON – Lockheed Martin, Black & Decker and Perdue Farms are among some of the biggest names in corporate America that call Maryland home
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WASHINGTON – Some of Maryland’s biggest names in sports, business and publishing are also some of the biggest donors to political candidates and causes
Anti-Affirmative Action Plan Rejected by House Committee
WASHINGTON – A sweeping anti-affirmative action proposal that would have ended racial and gender preferences in federal hiring and contracting was rejected Thursday by a House panel
W. Md. Co-op Begins Distribution of Rabbit Meat
ANNAPOLIS – Get ready for the new other white meat: rabbit
Foster Care Report Proposes Sweeping Changes
ANNAPOLIS – The system that deals with nearly 12,000 children in foster care daily needs more judicial resources and training, an improved information system and a revised foster care law, according to a report released Wednesday