WASHINGTON – The U

WASHINGTON – Eighth District candidates Charles “Chuck” Floyd and Rep

WASHINGTON – Leslie Barkley briefly considered moving her family-run tax and accounting firm back in 1990, but ultimately decided she and her clients enjoyed the comfortable atmosphere too much to give it up

WASHINGTON – Federal spending grew in almost all of the state’s jurisdictions between 2002 and 2003, driven by an increase in procurement contracts to the private sector, the Census Bureau reported this month

WASHINGTON – When Baltimore City official Yolanda Winkler learned that the federal government spent more than $9

WASHINGTON – The federal government spent more than $57

WASHINGTON – Advocacy groups applauded a Senate bill Thursday that would require money-transfer businesses to clearly disclose the cost of wiring payments abroad — fees that they said can eat up as much as 20 percent of a transfer

WASHINGTON – The numbers of Asians and Hispanics in Maryland grew by more than 13 percent between 2000-2003, raising their total population in the state to more than half a million, according to Census data released Thursday

WASHINGTON – Health insurance costs for Maryland workers rose almost 37 percent over the last four years, more than twice as fast as the state’s average 15 percent income increase during the same period, according to a national report released Tuesday

WASHINGTON – Maryland workplace fatalities fell slightly last year to 92 deaths, down from 102 the year before, according to numbers released this week by the U