Every day for about three hours, Sally Wilson forgets she is a grandmother and slips back into her teaching routine while watching as many as six children

ANNAPOLIS – Officials say the Maryland Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission now in its infancy may be the key to dealing with the ever-increasing caseload in the state’s courts

JESSUP – With multiple purchase gun sales down 80 percent and violent crime continuing to decrease, state officials claimed Friday that Maryland’s gun laws are not only the toughest in the nation, but are working

ANNAPOLIS – Women make up 25 percent of Maryland’s 250 sitting judges, compared to only 5 percent of 204 judgeships in 1981, recent court figures show

ANNAPOLIS – Ruling in a Montgomery County case, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals Thursday overturned the automobile manslaughter and reckless driving charges of a Washington, D

ANNAPOLIS – The system that deals with nearly 12,000 children in foster care daily needs more judicial resources and training, an improved information system and a revised foster care law, according to a report released Wednesday

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Court of Special Appeals Tuesday overturned the supervised probation and mandatory drug treatment prescribed for a Prince George’s County man, ruling that the trial judge neglected strict sentencing guidelines in his decision

ASPEN HILL – With a quick shake of his head, Fujun Xu moves his bangs just enough to see the older man sitting next to him

ANNAPOLIS – Every night, Maryland Senate President Thomas V

Every night Debra Jean Miller puts herself in danger so she can stay off welfare