WASHINGTON – Maryland has dropped a trial program aimed at getting kids out of foster care and into permanent homes with legal guardians who were drawn from the children’s extended families

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s welfare enrollment fell to 68,643 in July, the lowest level since 1963, according to the state’s Family Investment Administration

WASHINGTON – Federal employees can donate money to any of 2,000 non-profit organizations in the Combined Federal Campaign this fall, but the American Civil Liberties Union won’t be one of them

WASHINGTON – Maryland lost its shot at $23 million in funding for the state children’s health insurance program Friday when $1

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WASHINGTON – Kimberly Mcmurray thought she was doing the right thing by moving from Southeast Washington to Rockville, where her three kids could get a better education

WASHINGTON – Lifeguards, power company engineers and beach employees found themselves looking for busy work this summer, thanks to what meteorologists are calling an unseasonably cool and wet season

WASHINGTON – Budget tightening pushed more than 23,000 children off the Maryland Children’s Health Insurance Program in the last six months of 2003, a 21 percent drop in enrollment that was among the steepest in the nation

WASHINGTON – Nearly homeless, hot, and hungry, the thousands of hurricane victims in Brevard County, Fla

WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court has overturned the machinegun conviction of a Baltimore man who argued that jury instructions in his trial allowed jurors to consider evidence not included in his formal charge