CLARKSBURG – Instead of mugshots, there were coffee mugs

WASHINGTON – Valentine’s Day isn’t all hearts and flowers

WASHINGTON – A coalition of Maryland Muslims is mobilizing against the governor’s plan to use slots to balance the state’s beleaguered budget

WASHINGTON – Baltimore City Circuit Judge William Quarles took another step on the long road to a federal judgeship Wednesday, breezing through a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on his nomination to the U

WASHINGTON – Legal professionals praised the nomination of Richard Bennett to a U

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Monday refused to step into a property dispute between a national denomination and a Maryland congregation that wanted to take millions of dollars of assets when it split from the main church in 1999

WASHINGTON – Maryland is one of only four states that meet federal guidelines for spending on programs to stop or prevent smoking, according to a report released Wednesday by a coalition of health groups

WASHINGTON – Sam Legg may have to “figure out how to carry a bucket of tissues” with him, but the 86-year-old Baltimore resident said he won’t let a cold keep him from Saturday’s peace rally

WASHINGTON – Wesley Bartlett is still fighting the cancer that’s spread throughout his body, but after 16 years of legal wrangling he’s stopped fighting the Kelly

WASHINGTON – Family members of two Washington-area sniper victims filed suit Thursday against a gun maker and a gun dealer, charging that the businesses “share the responsibility” for the spree that killed 10 and wounded three