Maryland

Bill Would Draw Juries Across Md. from Motor Vehicle Records

ANNAPOLIS – A bill that would expand Maryland’s jury pool by allowing courts to recruit from driver’s license records is making its ninth trip through the Senate

Lawmakers Urge Feds To Support Public Broadcasting

ANNAPOLIS – Former Gov

Bill Prohibits Increasing Nicotine Content in Cigarettes

ANNAPOLIS – The Tobacco Institute calls the proposed law a “solution in search of a problem

Curran Urges Steps To Protect Maryland Elections

ANNAPOLIS – Attorney General J

Debut of the Ellen Sauerbrey Show

BALTIMORE – Calling it “the most fun you can have without defeating a Democrat,” WBAL-AM in Baltimore debuted the Ellen Sauerbrey Show on Monday night

Welfare Summit Planned

ANNAPOLIS – A Maryland Welfare Summit – bringing together the views of national and state lawmakers, experts and citizens – has been set for February 27 here

Student Councils Vote To Support General Assembly Legislation

GLEN BURNIE – Emanuel Tsourounis doesn’t like adults to call high school students apathetic or uninformed, and this weekend, he proved them wrong

Recipients Say Targeted Program Is Needed

ANNAPOLIS – Twenty years in cotton and steel mills left Gerald Wilcox so injured he can hardly walk to his neighborhood grocer without pain

Tenants Protest Change in Housing Program

WASHINGTON – Low-income housing advocates Friday assailed a Clinton administration plan to replace a federal rental assistance program with housing vouchers