Maryland Congressmen Embarking on Information Superhighway

WASHINGTON – The Web is ensnaring the Maryland congressional delegation

Court of Special Appeals Rules Against Adoptive Parents

ANNAPOLIS – In a case balancing an interstate adoption compact with the welfare of a 3-year-old child, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals on Friday overturned a lower court’s decision declaring that a Maryland couple were the lawful parents of a baby born in New York

Court Rules Warden’s Rights Not Violated With Request For Resignation

WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court has ruled that Harford County officials did not violate a jail warden’s rights when they asked him to retire after an inmate was found dead, with a pillowcase over his head, in the detention center

Home Page Lets Skiers Survey the World’s Slopes

WASHINGTON – Bill Regli’s collection of ski trail maps on the Internet was getting out of hand

Lead Poisoning,250

ANNAPOLIS – The Senate gave tentative approval Thursday to two very different bills dealing with the problem of toxic lead paint in older buildings

House Committee Vote Brings Health Insurance Regulations Closer

ANNAPOLIS – The House Economic Matters Committee gave unanimous approval Thursday to two bills to impose regulations on health insurance companies

Device To Prevent Drunk Driving Close To Being Mandated

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland is close to requiring habitual drunk drivers to have a device in their car that would prevent them from driving while intoxicated

Wynn’s Challenger Says He’s Just Average, But Lawsuits Have Embroiled Him

John Kimble says he is running for Congress because he’s “just your average Joe

Public Health Panel Sees Gun Violence As Disease

BALTIMORE – Gun violence is usually the province of policemen and politicians, but the problem was called a disease Wednesday at a gathering of public health officials