GLEN BURNIE – CASA of Maryland sued the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration Tuesday, claiming the MVA has unlawfully denied driver’s licenses to immigrants and placed an undue burden on foreign-born residents seeking driver’s licenses
Two Sides Clash Over Corporate Tax
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland business leaders on Tuesday blasted legislation meant to tighten corporate income tax laws and bring in millions of dollars in extra revenue as “universally hated” and “one of the worst tax decisions the Maryland General Assembly could make
State Cannot Try Man Accused of 2002 Murder and Carjacking
WASHINGTON – The family of Straughan Lee Griffin was devastated Monday when the U
Churches Preach Organ Donation to African-American Congregations
WASHINGTON – Worshippers at the nation’s black churches, including in Maryland, this Sunday will hear clergy, physicians, recipients and donor families urging them to talk to their loved ones about organ donation
Maryland Lowest on Short List of States Using Death Penalty
WASHINGTON – Maryland’s lethal injection of Steven Oken was one of 59 executions carried out in 2004 by just 12 of the 38 states with a death penalty on the books, according to a U
American Indians’ Health Needs ‘Overlooked’ in Md
Getting sick is risky business for American Indians living in Maryland
Study: Minorities Prey to High-Cost Loans
WASHINGTON – When Mary Myers bought her three-bedroom Baltimore home in 2001, she didn’t know it would be auctioned off only four years later
Franchot to Take On Schaefer for Comptroller
ANNAPOLIS- Delegate Peter Franchot, a Montgomery County Democrat, is expected to announce Saturday that he will challenge the reign of one of Maryland’s best known politicians and run against William Donald Schaefer for state comptroller
‘Dead’ Languages Thrive in Frederick Co.
THURMONT-Don’t tell students at Catoctin High School that ancient Greek is a dead language