HAVRE DE GRACE – Biologists from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources stood knee deep in cold water Friday afternoon, pawing through the contents of a seine net, searching for a species of fish that many believe could be extinct

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WASHINGTON – President Obama thanked Maryland Lt

GREENBELT – Lawyers for organizations opposed to a wind energy project in West Virginia said in federal court Wednesday that it could violate the Endangered Species Act by harming a rare species of bat

WASHINGTON – People did what health officials encouraged them to do — they went out and got their flu vaccines

ANNAPOLIS – When a family hits hard times, it cuts obvious excess spending by eating out less, shopping smarter, and abstaining from luxuries

LUSBY – The shining black Labrador retriever’s tail snapped back and forth like a flag in the wind as he jumped happily in the tall grass — Blu completed his mission and gleefully attacked a black Kong toy in a victory dance

ANNAPOLIS – Eighty-three percent of Marylanders support an increase in the alcohol tax to fund addiction treatment and developmental disability services, according to a state-wide Gonzales Research & Marketing Strategies poll released Thursday

WASHINGTON – Both seasonal flu and 2009 H1N1 flu vaccines may be given to a patient at the same visit, as long as they’re not both in the nasal spray form, health officials said

WASHINGTON – The head of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Wednesday implored Maryland Democratic Sen