ANNAPOLIS- All trucks and commercial vehicles entering the southbound lanes of the Fort McHenry and Harbor tunnels in Baltimore are being pulled over and searched, while northbound vehicles were subject to random stops, said a Maryland Transportation Authority spokeswoman

ANNAPOLIS – Comptroller William Donald Schaefer pressed Gov

PATUXENT – Naval Air Warfare Center scientists Luis Gierbolini and Dennis Goss were searching for a simple solution to a challenging problem: find a way to clean aircraft oxygen lines without using Freon, which has been banned because it depletes ozone

ANNAPOLIS – As the nation gears up for a war against terrorism, a handful of Maryland companies will play a major role in countering some of the most dangerous possible enemy weapons — biological and chemical agents

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland gold dealers have been swamped with orders to buy gold coins and bars by nervous investors reacting to fears of a U

ANNAPOLIS – With Maryland boasting a nearly $1 billion budget surplus at a time when the national economy is slumping, the state is one of the few that has not used temporary fixes and short-term gimmicks to alleviate its money woes, according to a Washington-based nonprofit organization that studies budgets

ANNAPOLIS – Republicans and Democrats agree, for now, that Maryland’s $153 million in newfound budget surplus should remain in the bank