Maryland

Millersville Man Aims to Delist Wolf

WASHINGTON – Will Graves has hunted game in the woods of Kazakhstan, vaccinated cattle against deadly disease in Mexico and done U

New York City Subway Cars Put to Rest Off the Coast of Ocean City

OCEAN CITY- The last stop for more than 40 New York City subway cars will be the Bass Grounds Reef – the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, 10-miles off the coast of Ocean City

Kennels Not Experiencing Economic Strain During Holidays

ANNAPOLIS – Marylanders feeling the pinch of the economic downturn will be cutting back on spending this holiday season, but you wouldn’t suspect it from looking at the number of reservations at local kennels

Maryland Inmates Participate in Holiday Programs

ANNAPOLIS – With the help of some Hagerstown inmates, tens of thousands of needy families in Baltimore will be able to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner this year

GOP Scraps Incumbent Protection; 1st District Scraps GOP

WASHINGTON – When Maryland Republicans form battle lines, they form a circle, quipped one GOP moderate

Maryland Church Food Pantries Facing Higher Demand

ANNAPOLIS – About two weeks before Thanksgiving, Berlin First Baptist Church had to close its weekly food bank an hour early

Retailers See Lots of Red, Little Green in Holiday Sales

HYATTSVILLE – Chantee Davis spent Veterans Day fighting boredom

Maryland Braces for Holiday Sales Slump, Tax Revenue Dip

ANNAPOLIS – For years, holiday shopping sprees have pumped ample cash into Maryland’s coffers, helping fund a range of government services

Cheaper Gas Could Put Marylanders Back on Roads for Christmas

WASHINGTON – The struggling economy has made many Marylanders wary of travel this Thanksgiving, but plummeting gas prices could cause them to reconsider in time for Christmas

Student Debt Grows; Financial Aid Application Rates Rise

WASHINGTON – Already high student loan rates are going to go up even more because of the bad economy, according to the Project on Student Debt, a group focused on cost-effective education