Maryland

WASHINGTON – It will be at least the weekend before the Maryland Green Party decides whether it will field a replacement candidate for U

WASHINGTON – Retail job losses helped boost Maryland’s unemployment rate to 7

ANNAPOLIS — A Laurel center for female juvenile offenders has resumed taking residents into its high security program after making changes to improve conditions that caused an admittance suspension last spring, an official said

WASHINGTON – Sarah Palin-backed Brian Murphy may have lost Maryland’s Republican gubernatorial primary, but the tea partiers who supported him can’t be counted out of the general election yet

ANNAPOLIS – The big sad eyes of a black Labrador retriever stare up at Prince George’s County voters from the front of an ad slamming county executive candidate Michael Jackson, whose sheriff’s deputies infamously killed a local mayor’s two dogs in a botched July 2008 drug raid

WASHINGTON – Nearly 2 million homes and 443,000 businesses will be linked to vital broadband Internet service under a $115 million federal grant announced Friday

WASHINGTON – The nation’s poverty rate ticked up last year, according to figures released Thursday, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that Maryland’s figures will follow suit, experts said

ANNAPOLIS – Turnout was low, but those casting ballots this week in two gubernatorial battleground counties were sure of what they want to see between now and November’s general election

ARNOLD – Jill Biden voiced her support for community colleges as powerful — if sometimes less known — educators during a visit to Anne Arundel Community College in Arnold Wednesday

EDGEWOOD – School lunch is getting a healthy and fresh makeover this week as part of the third annual Maryland Homegrown School Lunch Week at Edgewood Elementary School in Harford County