Maryland

WASHINGTON – When doctors told George Ann Blough she had ovarian cancer, the Catonsville native was certain the fall of 1990 would be her last

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland’s largest juvenile facilities are chronically overcrowded, with youth often forced to sleep in “plastic boat beds” on the floor, according to a monitor’s 2010 report released Tuesday

WASHINGTON – With the ink barely dry on various 2012 federal budget proposals, the Maryland congressional delegation began working on shaping the final product this week

ANNAPOLIS — Maryland legislators are looking to close gaping loopholes and ease enforcement of laws prohibiting cell phone use behind the wheel

ANNAPOLIS — Jesus Perez’s mother always encouraged him to work hard and go to college, so he could make something of himself

ANNAPOLIS – Gov

WASHINGTON – Valentine’s Day, with estimated sales of $15

COLLEGE PARK — Pick two residents, at random, of Adelphi — the bedroom community wedged between Silver Spring and College Park — and there’s more than an 80 percent chance that they will be of different races, according to U

WASHINGTON – After years of placing her electric toothbrush on her bathroom sink top, Lisa Morris decided to find a more creative place to store it

ANNAPOLIS – Sen