WASHINGTON – Maryland lawmakers said they liked the rhetoric in President Bush’s State of the Union address Tuesday night, but Democrats said it is time for the administration to move beyond rhetoric and focus on the details of the economy

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland deer hunters may soon have to camouflage their deer carcasses – or risk paying a $100 fine

ANNAPOLIS – A death warrant will be signed by the end of today for Steven Oken, his defense lawyer said Tuesday, making him the first Maryland man to face execution during new Gov

ANNAPOLIS – Legislators extolled the historic significance of Lt

ANNAPOLIS – Popular Motor Vehicle Administrator Anne Ferro was canned by incoming Gov

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s Board of Public Works Wednesday postponed a vote on a racial profiling settlement at Gov

ANNAPOLIS – When Sean Dobson examined Maryland’s tax laws, he saw 52 reasons why the state needs public campaign financing

ANNAPOLIS – Five years after Maryland’s rural towns were promised high- speed Internet access, the idea remains little more than a blip on the screen

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WASHINGTON – State and local law enforcement officials are keeping a close watch on the federal budget, after the Justice Department said this month it cannot send any new grant money to states until Congress authorizes spending