Maryland

WASHINGTON – Problems in the immigration justice system are pervasive and widespread, says a new report that calls for an overhaul of the law and agency policies

ANNAPOLIS – The battered women who come through the door of Baltimore’s House of Ruth shelter are often in fear for their lives — just like the 1,075 who didn’t get in

WASHINGTON – If the University System of Maryland’s budget must be cut in midyear, as it has been the past two years, state officials say those reductions won’t tap students’ tuition

WASHINGTON – With a tuition increase likely for Maryland’s public universities next year, you’d expect more protests, but students and others have taken the news as more positive than negative

ANNAPOLIS- Walk into Hagerstown’s Community Free Clinic and you can see exactly whom health care reform, state or federal, is meant to help

WASHINGTON – A wave of voter anger and frustration sweeping the nation may make for a more interesting election year in strongly Democratic Maryland, conservative activists and candidates say

WASHINGTON – While Maryland politicians are praising the $70 million in stimulus dollars the state received Thursday for high-speed rail improvements, the ranking Republican on the House Transportation Committee, Rep

ANNAPOLIS – Delegate Kathleen Dumais, D-Montgomery, has drafted legislation that would close Laurel’s struggling Thomas J

ANNAPOLIS – Raymond Combs and his family have been trying to get permits to raise oysters for the last three years

ANNAPOLIS – Delegate Emmett Burns, D-Baltimore County, said Thursday that his bill barring recognition of out-of-state same-sex marriages was “not discriminatory