Maryland

LUSBY – The chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission said he has “no concerns” about safety or other issues at Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant after touring the Lusby facility Friday

ANNAPOLIS – TLC Community Health Center’s two dentists handle a patient load nearly double that of the average dentist and receive dozens more crisis calls about children with so much tooth decay they need surgery

WASHINGTON – Republican Senate nominee Paul Rappaport won Tuesday’s primary election by spending less and raising less than any of the top four finishers

WASHINGTON – Former Maryland Rep

WASHINGTON – Before the Living Classroom Weinberg Education Center opened, some disadvantaged youth in the heart of Baltimore had never sat in front of a computer, let alone surfed the Web

ANNAPOLIS – An overwhelming majority of Maryland senators agreed Thursday to find the cure for the disease that’s infecting the state’s entire health care industry – the increasing shortage of qualified nurses

BALTIMORE – Inside the dingy warehouse of the Maryland Food Bank, shelves that were once crowded with cans of soup, boxes of cereal and other foods are bare

ANNAPOLIS – With legislators haggling for a piece of the state’s $4 billion tobacco settlement, Gov

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s congressional delegation voted 6-2 Thursday night to raise the minimum wage by $1 an hour over two years, after splitting along party lines on an offsetting tax break for businesses

WASHINGTON – Voters in half of Maryland’s congressional districts may feel a sense of deja vu this fall, after Tuesday’s primary set up November rematches of the 1998 election in four of the state’s eight districts