Maryland

BALTIMORE – “Virtual” drug treatment — online therapy sessions conducted by home computer — works, according to a study released Friday

FISHING CREEK – At least eight seafood packing companies on Maryland’s Eastern Shore are operating shorthanded or not at all, due to employee shortages caused by federal restrictions on temporary worker visas

ANNAPOLIS – Hundreds of angry Marylanders expressed their outrage at what they argue is governmental overspending at “tea party” protests across the state and in front of the White House Wednesday

WASHINGTON – John Stern’s ears have been just as busy as his calculator this tax season

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s school meal programs are grappling with large financial losses because of increasing food prices, declining meal sales and stagnant federal reimbursement rates, a situation that mirrors the national trend

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland Transportation Secretary John Porcari said Friday he was “honored and humbled” to be nominated by President Obama to be deputy secretary for the U

ANNAPOLIS – The Senate gave preliminary approval Friday to a Preakness rescue bill backed by Gov

ANNAPOLIS – One day after it was introduced, a Senate committee approved a bill backed by Gov

WASHINGTON – Homelessness among families in the Washington metropolitan area jumped more than 15 percent in the past year, according to preliminary numbers from an annual count

ANNAPOLIS – Gov