Maryland

ANNAPOLIS – The morning after reports surfaced that state employee layoffs will be in Gov

BALTIMORE – Gov

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers returned to Annapolis Wednesday for the opening of the 426th session of the General Assembly optimistic about the state’s future despite a nearly $2 billion projected budget deficit

WASHINGTON – Maryland Gov

ANNAPOLIS – When the ceiling fell down in her mother’s two-story Baltimore home, Towanda Malley never considered the possibility of lead exposure

BALTIMORE – For 20 years, Mary Holmes lived on the third floor of 1058 Argyle Ave

WASHINGTON – For the last seven years, every time “Mary’s” husband came home drunk, he became physically abusive — pushing, shoving and throwing things at her, according to Sharon Schmidt, shelter manager at the Mid-shore Council for Family Violence, who chose a pseudonym to protect the victim

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s state schools are working to meet an increasing demand for pharmacists, officials said

WASHINGTON – For the first time in seven years, crime rates in Maryland are increasing and indicators point to the economy as the cause

TAKOMA PARK – When Annie Scott moved back into her Takoma Park Sligo View apartment building earlier this month, she thought the new owners would just do a regular paint job, but she was pleasantly surprised