ANNAPOLIS – If the Secretary of the Department of Juvenile Services had his way, he’d tear down the Thomas J

LAUREL – As you approach Thomas J

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers and supporters of Kent County’s Upper Shore Community Mental Health Center promised on Wednesday to use the upcoming legislative session to fight the facility’s closure by the Board of Public Works

ROCKVILLE – On a sunny, fall Thursday seven years ago, John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo, the “Beltway Snipers,” shot and killed five people in Maryland and Washington

ANNAPOLIS – The role of an obscure oversight board that fired the state’s public defender earlier this year underwent sharp questioning at a Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee hearing Tuesday

ANNAPOLIS – The Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis moved earlier this month to have a civil rights lawsuit brought against it dismissed on the grounds that it functions as a private property owner and may ban anyone it chooses from public housing grounds

ANNAPOLIS – Lawyers from the Maryland Attorney General’s office and the NAACP clashed Tuesday over access to Maryland State Police records related to racial profiling before a rare en banc hearing of the Maryland Court of Special Appeals

ANNAPOLIS – Concern about gang activity at Maryland schools is prompting law enforcement officials, prosecutors and House Speaker Michael E

ANNAPOLIS – Calls for a tougher Maryland Gang Prosecution Act got a lukewarm response from Democrats at a House Judiciary Committee hearing Tuesday