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Second Miss. Man Investigated In Ricin Case

Federal investigators appear to be no closer to tracking down the person who sent ricin-tainted letters to President Barack Obama and others. With the suspect still out there, Washington is once again on edge.

2013/04/24

Arrest Made In Ricin Mailing Investigation

Letters sent to President Barack Obama and a U.S. senator tested positive for poisonous ricin in preliminary checks. An arrest has been made. Law enforcement sources say the suspect is Paul Kevin Curtis from Tupelo, Miss.

2013/04/17

Md. Hispanic Leaders To Speak On Immigration Bill

Immigrant leaders in Maryland are expected to speak out as the Senate introduces its new bipartisan immigration bill.

2013/04/17

Md. Lawmakers Fail To Agree On Dog Bite Bill; Lawyer Pursues Federal Suit

Tears and anger from the owners of pit bulls in Maryland after lawmakers fail to reach a compromise on a dog bite bill.

2013/04/09

Lawmakers Fail To Reach Compromise On Dog Bite Legislation

Lawmakers fail to agree on a bill that would protect pit bulls from being labeled inherently dangerous dogs.

2013/04/08

Medical Marijuana Bill Gets Preliminary Senate Approval

The Senate gave unanimous preliminary approval to the bill to provide medical marijuana to qualified patients.

2013/04/05

Senate Passes Cyberbullying Bill Named After Md. Teen Who Committed Suicide

Cyberbullies in Maryland will soon face tougher punishment after lawmakers in Annapolis unanimously passed Grace’s Law.

2013/04/04

Senate Poised To Vote On Medical Marijuana Bill

The Maryland General Assembly is poised for another landmark decision this session, giving patients access to marijuana.

2013/04/04

Md. Senate Votes To Keep DNA Collection On Arrests

The Maryland Senate has voted to extend a state law that allows police to take DNA samples from arrestees for certain violent crimes.

2013/04/04

House & Senate Have 1 Week To Settle Differences On Proposed Measures

While Maryland lawmakers will have plenty to do in the last week of the state’s legislative session, most of the high-profile measures backed by Gov. Martin O’Malley already have been approved by the General Assembly.

2013/04/02