TEENS: Md. girls incarcerated at higher rates than boys for lesser offenses
TEENS: BY KELSEY MILLER, CNS Of the 279 female youth committed to residential treatment centers in Maryland in 2010, approximately 80 percent were accused of nothing more serious than a misdemeanor, statistics from the Department of Juvenile Services show. For …
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS: Lawmakers aim to increase penalty for strangulation
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS • KELSEY MILLER, CNS Grabbing another person's neck to stop their breathing -- an act usually associated with domestic violence cases — is extremely difficult
CONGRESS: Federal pension change divides Maryland Congressional Delegation on payroll tax cut
CONGRESS • BY MARK MILLER, CNS Eight of the 10 members of Maryland's congressional delegation voted Friday to reject a bipartisan compromise on extending the payroll tax cut
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS: Coalition calls alcohol tax a success
EYE ON ANNAPOLIS • BY KELSEY MILLER, CNS A coalition that pushed an alcohol tax increase last year is calling the tax a success and turning its efforts
CONGRESS: Maryland delegation sets aside (most) partisanship for Obama speech
CONGRESS • BY MARK MILLER, CNS President Obama set out a blueprint for an economy "built to last" -- calling for business tax reform,
INDIGENOUS CULTURE: Maryland recognition in hand, Piscataway leaders split on seeking federal status
INDIGENOUS CULTURE • BY MARK MILLER, CNS The heads of two Piscataway Indian groups recognized by the state of Maryland this week said they are unlikely to pursue















