ANNAPOLIS – Members of the Maryland Legislative Black Caucus, outraged at their study’s findings of racial disparities among drug offenders in state prisons, said they’ll move quickly to propose legislation to offer more treatment options

ANNAPOLIS – Juvenile justice advocates will call on Gov

ANNAPOLIS – For Kevin Reigrut it started with an innocent-looking letter

ANNAPOLIS – Restaurants that provide entertainment for their patrons but do not charge a cover, require a minimum purchase or inflate prices during the performance don’t have to pay an additional amusement tax, the Maryland Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday

ANNAPOLIS – In an aging Baltimore County courtroom, Judge Kathleen Cox spends alternate Wednesday afternoons dispensing a different kind of justice

ANNAPOLIS – Montgomery County Circuit Judge Patrick L

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland gets a little tougher on drunken drivers today, but not tough enough, critics say

ANNAPOLIS – With the federal ban on assault weapons due to expire next year, two Maryland lawmakers want the General Assembly to take another crack at expanding a statewide ban on assault weapons to some rifles

ANNAPOLIS – Former Maryland Insurance Commissioner, Steven B

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland clinics are on high alert following last week’s execution of murderer and anti-abortion activist Paul Hill, and Bowie resident the Rev