Maryland

ANNAPOLIS – The Senate passed its capital budget for next fiscal year Wednesday, authorizing $1

ANNAPOLIS – Sen

WASHINGTON – Maryland is prepared for the twin education trends of an aging teaching force and young teachers giving up the profession early, according to data from the National Commission on Teaching and America’s Future

ANNAPOLIS – The House of Delegates and the Senate are headed for a showdown over how to bring Maryland driver’s licenses into compliance with Real ID, a federal law that requires applicants to document their legal status in the country

WASHINGTON – The carcass of a World War II-era German submarine has rested for 60 years on the bottom of the Potomac River in Southern Maryland, visited only by sport divers and marine archeologists

ANNAPOLIS – University of Maryland students and educators said forget busty pirates and orgies, they’ve been exploited by state lawmakers who are using them to fight a culture war and bullying them with their budget power

WASHINGTON – Maryland and District officials are bolstering efforts to corral violent offenders who cross their borders to commit crimes, Gov

ANNAPOLIS – The Senate approved its $13

WASHINGTON – A congressional hearing grew tense and emotional Thursday around the testimony of three men, including Frederick County resident Antonio Ramirez, debating a controversial immigration enforcement program known simply as 287(g)

ANNAPOLIS – Under pressure from a heated legislature, the University of Maryland on Thursday cancelled a screening of a porno flick in which busty pirates set sail on the “missionary ship” to thwart a plan for world domination