ANNAPOLIS – With the last General Assembly session of the four-year term behind them, Maryland legislators are getting ready to face the voters, and many no doubt will make the traditional pledge to run on their records

BALTIMORE – With new biotech labs opening throughout the state, the University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute is eager to generate interest in biotech careers by inviting middle and high school students to visit its labs

ANNAPOLIS – With the summer driving season approaching, gasoline prices have begun to increase dramatically in both Maryland and across the country

ANNAPOLIS – In 2004 a task force was created to examine the possibility of building a new bridge across the Chesapeake Bay in an effort to ease the notorious traffic congestion on the existing Chesapeake Bay Bridge

BALTIMORE – Monique Imes grew up a self-described “fat girl from Baltimore” whose grandmother used to tell her, “you’re pretty, you’re special

ANNAPOLIS – Holding true to his stated initiatives for the 2006 legislative session, Gov

ANNAPOLIS – Standing in front of the Thurgood Marshall Memorial here on the last day of Black History Month, Maryland legislators on Tuesday proposed a General Assembly resolution urging the state to help fund a memorial to Martin Luther King Jr

ANNAPOLIS – The large number of new federal jobs expected in coming years to the Ft

ANNAPOLIS – The General Assembly has already raised Maryland’s minimum wage by a dollar an hour this year, to $6

ANNAPOLIS – When state Sen