WASHINGTON – Minors had a harder time buying cigarettes from Maryland retailers in 2002 than they did the year before, new data suggest
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Report Card on Health Emergency Preparedness Gives Maryland High Marks
WASHINGTON – Maryland is one of the best states in the nation when it comes to preparation for health emergencies like bioterrorism, but it still has a long way to go, according to a report released Thursday
Howard County No. 1 Nationally in High School Grads; Baltimore Among Worst
WASHINGTON – Howard County had the country’s highest percent of adults with a high school diploma last year, while nearby Baltimore City had one of the lowest rates, according to a new Census Bureau report
State Police Superintendent Resigns After Indictment on Corruption Charges
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland State Police Superintendent Edward T
State Officials Knew of Voting Systems’ Drawbacks
ANNAPOLIS – Maryland officials knew computerized voting systems wouldn’t produce paper audit trails months before they began spending a total $54 million on a controversial statewide touch-screen voting system in December 2001
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ANNAPOLIS – Maryland officials knew computerized voting systems wouldn’t produce paper audit trails months before they began spending a total $54 million on a controversial statewide touch-screen voting system in December 2001
FBI Says Hate Crimes Against Muslims Down; Advocates Say Discrimination Up
WASHINGTON – Anti-Muslim hate crimes decreased sharply in Maryland last year, following what advocates say was a nationwide spike in such crimes following the Sept
Aggressive Drivers Kill; Bill Would Make it a Crime
ANNAPOLIS – A new measure designed to curb aggressive driving would make motorists who kill another driver through their own recklessness guilty of a new crime – homicide by aggressive driving
HIV/AIDS Cases Set Record in Maryland — Again
WASHINGTON – The number of people living with HIV and AIDS in Maryland reached 26,231 last year, the latest in a line of steady increases since the state began reporting HIV infections in 1994