WASHINGTON – Democrat Don Mooers has labeled Rep
1st District Candidates Differ on Style, Not Issues
WASHINGTON – The campaign styles and fund-raising strategies of Rep
Regional Reform Parties Want To Continue After Election
ANNAPOLIS – If regional Reform Party members want their organization to remain a viable alternative to the Democratic and Republican Parties, their candidate, Ross Perot, needs to get at least 3 percent of Maryland’s vote and 7,500 votes in Washington, D
Maryland Must Repay Nearly $1 Million in Taxes to Mack Trucks
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld two lower courts decisions Friday and ruled that the state comptroller’s office must repay a Washington County business nearly $1 million in overpaid corporate income taxes
Kimble’s Ideas, Wynn’s Past Success Make Wynn Win Likely
WASHINGTON – Even other Republicans say it’s unlikely John Kimble will upset Democratic Rep
Brady Challenge,Writethru,475
WASHINGTON – Maryland joined 12 other states Thursday in filing a brief with the Supreme Court opposing a challenge to the Brady handgun control law
Md. Attorney General Backs Gun-Control Law
WASHINGTON – Maryland joined 12 other states Thursday in filing a brief with the Supreme Court opposing a challenge to the Brady handgun control law
Howard County Lawyer Suspended for Misconduct
ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Appeals Tuesday suspended a Howard County attorney from practicing law for 90 days, rejecting his argument that his attempts to get treatment for alcoholism should be a mitigating factor
Regents Vote To Change Name of University of Maryland System
CAMBRIDGE – What’s a name got to do with it? Well, the University of Maryland System Board of Regents says plenty