ANNAPOLIS – Part of Dionysus’ plaster forearm had gone missing

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WASHINGTON – A federal roadblock has stopped Maryland short of counting all prison inmates at their pre-incarceration addresses in order to draw political boundaries

WASHINGTON – The Environmental Protection Agency’s method to estimate the amount of poultry manure that leaches into the Chesapeake Bay was just one policy challenged during Wednesday’s meeting of the House Subcommittee on Conservation, Energy and Forestry

BEL AIR – Here in Maryland’s most Irish town, Shamrock Park is within walking distance of three pubs proudly serving Dublin’s classic draught, Guinness

WASHINGTON – Swastikas inscribed on her family’s cars — and the police response to the crime — brought Gaithersburg resident Samira Hussein to Washington Thursday

WASHINGTON – Led by Democrats from Maryland’s congressional delegation, hundreds of riled federal workers from across the nation rallied Wednesday on the lawn of the U

WASHINGTON – With only four days until disputes between Democrats and Republicans over 2011 budget cuts could force a federal government shutdown, a bipartisan duo of Maryland representatives called for increased funding in the 2012 budget for renewable and efficient energy technologies

COLLEGE PARK — Pick two residents, at random, of Adelphi — the bedroom community wedged between Silver Spring and College Park — and there’s more than an 80 percent chance that they will be of different races, according to U

COLLEGE PARK – Over the last decade people flocked to every corner of Maryland — except one