A Maryland man’s age and disability discrimination claim against a Chevy Chase technology firm was shot down by the 4th U
Drug Arrests and Seizures From Federal Program On Rise
WASHINGTON – Drug trafficking arrests and seizures in the Washington-Baltimore corridor from a federal anti-drug program rose sharply last year, police officials said Wednesday
Many County Juvenile Courts Already Open Their Proceedings
ANNAPOLIS – County officials across Maryland say a new law opening some juvenile court proceedings to the public will have little effect on them, because they already try juveniles in open court as long as the case does not contain sensitive material
Maryland Household Incomes on the Rise
WASHINGTON – Household income in Maryland rose last year, moving the state up to No
Poll Shows Support for Cigarette Tax
ANNAPOLIS – An overwhelming majority of Maryland voters support a “substantial increase” in the state cigarette tax, according to results of a poll commissioned by consumer organization Maryland Citizen Action
Maryland First To Track Status of Closed Welfare Cases
ANNAPOLIS – Welfare reform has successfully moved Maryland recipients to jobs and independence without harming children and families, according to preliminary results of the nation’s first study in the wake of new federal policies
Senate Rejects Voucher Plan For DC Students
WASHINGTON – The Senate on Tuesday rejected a plan to allow some Washington elementary and secondary school students to attend school in suburban Maryland and Virginia at government expense
Governor, Safety Advocates Promote New Seat Belt Law
ANNAPOLIS – Howard County Police Officer Matthew Tanis has many difficult memories of telling families that a loved one has died in a car crash, but never thought he’d have that talk with his own wife