ANNAPOLIS – Several Maryland homeless and transitional shelters are worried as they’ve seen their donations drop in the wake of the nation’s worsening economic climate

ANNAPOLIS – Marion Walton has lived in her home for 50 years

SALISBURY ? Organizers from the Maryland Disability Law Center expected 50, or maybe 100, people would attend their first voter forum of the year at Dove Pointe on Thursday

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s African-American children are five times more likely to be in foster care than Caucasian children, according to a recent study of 2006 and 2007 data by Advocates for Children and Youth (ACY), a group that promotes the safety and health of children throughout the state

FREDERICK – The Frederick Board of County Commissioners voted 4-1 against a proposal Tuesday that called for prohibiting state elected officials from having sexual relations with employees who are under their direct supervision