ANNAPOLIS – A year ago, Alan and Caroline Millet filled the tank in the crawl-space below their living room floor with 250 gallons of heating oil to keep their Edgewater home warm during the winter months

ANNAPOLIS – Stricter monitoring and longer sentences for sex offenders who live in Maryland are shaping up as top priorities for lawmakers in the upcoming legislative session

ANNAPOLIS – Jay Scorza is no stranger to the allure of drugs

ANNAPOLIS – Spurred by hundreds of complaints, Maryland regulators have uncovered widespread inefficiencies in a state-run health insurance program intended to provide coverage for the poor, program officials said Wednesday

BALTIMORE- About 450,000 Marylanders could lose prescription drug coverage due to a decision by state regulators to eliminate the requirement for drug coverage in health insurance policies offered by small employers

ANNAPOLIS- More than 500 complaints accusing Maryland physicians of transgressions ranging from sexual assault to over prescribing medication or violating patient safety are still waiting to be investigated – in some cases, for more than four years – by the state’s Board of Physicians

Getting sick is risky business for American Indians living in Maryland

ANNAPOLIS- Maryland Attorney General J

ANNAPOLIS- The Connecticut official hired to keep an eye on two Maryland juvenile detention centers has resigned from the post before even starting the job

ANNAPOLIS – For the past 27 years, Helen Crane has relied on Medicare to help pay for her health care expenses