Steve Crane is the Director of the D.C. bureau for Arizona State University's Cronkite News. With a focus on local news in Arizona, particularly in Phoenix, Steve covers a wide range of topics including politics, immigration, and social issues. His work has been featured in Arizona PBS and OTS (ONTHESPOT) NEWS.CO.UK LTD.
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By: Steve Crane
The Department of Veterans Affairs has granted 1 million PACT Act claims from veterans exposed to toxins, including more than 19,000 Maryland claims. The law was a response to the military’s use of open-air burn pits in Afghanistan and Iraq.
By: Steve Crane
State officials unveiled an online system Thursday for tracking sexual assault evidence kits, a process they said should help bring peace of mind to victims and accountability to law enforcement officials.
Maryland has a unique opportunity to reinvent special education programs through the Blueprint reform effort, education advocates write. Getty Images.
By: Steve Crane
The mother of Bel Air murder victim Rachel Morin called on lawmakers Tuesday to close the border, even as she tearfully shared the story for the first time of her abduction and assault as a teenager in the 1970s
By: Steve Crane
The International Longshoremen's Association and its 45,000 members from Maine to Texas were set to strike at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday when the current contract with the U.S. Maritime Association expires.
By: Steve Crane
The Maryland State Police agreed to change the way it tests recruits and said it will pay $2.75 million to 48 women and Black applicants who were turned down for trooper jobs after they failed recruiting tests later deemed discriminatory.
The U.S. Supreme Court let stand an Anne Arundel County ordinance that requires gun shops to provide buyers with information on suicide prevention, gun safety and conflict resolution.
By: Nancy Geary, Steve Crane
The Certified Lease & Finance Professional (CLFP) Foundation designated the Cindy Spurdle Award of Excellence to Leonard Lane, CLFP, senior vice president of product management at Odessa.
By: Steve Crane
Top corrections officials told lawmakers Thursday about a series of actions they have taken in the wake of the May 31 attack the killed Parole Agent Davis Martinez as he was making a call in Chevy Chase.
By: Steve Crane
Lawmakers appeared unimpressed during a hearing with top corrections officials about a parole agent's killing in Chevy Chase.
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