WASHINGTON – The grand championship trophy from Maryland’s biggest barbecue competition won’t be going back to Virginia this year — not if Chip Gray’s team, the War Pigs, can help it

WASHINGTON – Maryland disaster officials Thursday praised a federal move to provide one-stop federal assistance for it and 12 other states just in time for the hurricane season

WASHINGTON – Members of a House committee on Friday urged Orioles owner Peter G

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s raging immigration debate mirrors the national one, as the U

WASHINGTON – Prince George’s County Police Cpl

WASHINGTON – Homeownership rates for low-income families with children have fallen over the last 25 years as result of rising housing costs and changes in family composition, a new study says

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s population grew more slowly than the nation as a whole and significantly slower than Virginia from 2004 to 2005, but that trend is expected to reverse in the next few years

WASHINGTON – House Democratic leaders Wednesday praised a new bill that would require all shipping containers coming into American ports to be screened for nuclear weapons before leaving their port of origin

WASHINGTON – A Finksburg Marine who had been in Iraq for only one month was killed March 3 in a non-combat vehicle accident in Al Anbar Province, the Department of Defense announced Monday

LAUREL – Signing a credit card receipt, opening a door knob and typing on a keyboard are everyday activities that most people perform without a second thought