WASHINGTON – Maryland’s state schools are working to meet an increasing demand for pharmacists, officials said

TAKOMA PARK – When Annie Scott moved back into her Takoma Park Sligo View apartment building earlier this month, she thought the new owners would just do a regular paint job, but she was pleasantly surprised

BALTIMORE – The death of a fiancee began one Project PLASE client’s descent into homelessness

WASHINGTON – Brittany Lietz, Miss Maryland 2006, first used tanning beds when she was 17 and getting ready for the prom; just three years later she was diagnosed with melanoma

WASHINGTON – A labor lawyer from Takoma Park was appointed by Congress Friday as one of the overseers of the nation’s $700 billion economic bailout package

WASHINGTON – Charlie Jordan of New Carrollton applied for energy assistance for the first time Thursday at the Prince George’s County’s Department of Social Services

BALTIMORE – A Maryland nonprofit group unveiled a universal health insurance program Wednesday to strong support from proponents, even with a controversial payroll tax attachment

BALTIMORE – Three members of Maryland’s congressional delegation backed the Health Care for America NOW organization’s priority list on Friday, promising to work for affordable health care coverage for all

WASHINGTON – Another economic stimulus package is needed to address the needs of ordinary Americans, three Maryland executives said during a Senate hearing Thursday

WASHINGTON – The odds are against him, but Republican Michael Hargadon is taking on longtime Rep