Adminstration Skeptical About Personal Income Tax Cut

ANNAPOLIS – Halfway through the General Assembly session, Gov

Appeals Court Dismisses Linthicum Man’s Sex Harassment Case

WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court in Richmond has dismissed a suit filed by a Linthicum, Md

Former Democratic Governor Supports Dole for President

WASHINGTON – Former Maryland Gov

Maryland May Adopt Widely Used Device To Prevent Drunk Driving

ANNAPOLIS – If a proposed drunk driving law takes effect in Maryland, this is what will happen if a convicted drunk driver tries to start a car while intoxicated: nothing

Howard County Car Dealers Plead Guilty to Bank Fraud

The former president and owner of Rea Keech Buick Inc

Pork Stashed in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania

WASHINGTON – Federal “pork-barrel” funding is already $2

Court Says State Not Liable for Drunk Driver

ANNAPOLIS – When Doris Poulsen learned that the driver who hit her car in 1993 was deaf, illiterate and blind in one eye, she sued the Motor Vehicle Administration, saying it should never have issued the man a license

Majority of Marylanders Support High School Drug Tests

WASHINGTON – The majority of Marylanders support mandatory random drug testing of high school students, according to a University of Maryland Research Center poll