WASHINGTON – Pepco left a recorded message Friday at Marcia Meyer’s house, telling the College Park resident that her power had finally been restored

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland students got a little hurricane present Tuesday from state school officials: one fewer day in the school year to make up

WASHINGTON – Streets weren’t the only places that were flooded Friday morning

WASHINGTON – After two unsuccessful bids to unseat Rep

For the third consecutive year, Maryland’s medical board was ranked one of the worst in the country when it comes to seriously disciplining doctors, according to a watchdog group

ANNAPOLIS – In unprecedented move, Maryland’s Democratic Senate rejected Republican Gov

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland senators told Gov

ANNAPOLIS – Allegations of using race to influence policy took the front row at a House hearing about what was already the most controversial issue of the session – Gov

ANNAPOLIS – Gov

WHEATON – Jill Berkman scoured stores in the District of Columbia’s Maryland suburbs Wednesday for supplies to protect her Bethesda apartment from a chemical or biological terrorist attack