Maryland

WASHINGTON – A perfectly natural rock formation that cropped up in the middle of a construction site in Catonsville has neighbors worried about their health and calling for state and county regulation of the rock’s removal

OWINGS MILLS – Sylvester Woodland, David Fisher and two other Maryland inmates planted flowers in honor of Veterans Day at the Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery in Owings Mills Friday afternoon

ANNAPOLIS – A lack of basic data about Maryland’s veterans emerged as the primary roadblock Thursday at a meeting of a task force studying ways to improve services for the state’s former military personnel

EASTON – The identity of the heir to Rep

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ANNAPOLIS – With the slots referendum passing on Tuesday, countless Marylanders may be ready to grab a bucket of quarters, sit on a stool, and strike it rich

WASHINGTON – Voters waiting more than an hour in line, finding they are not registered in the system, submitting absentee and provisional ballots by the thousands — that’s typical, said Baltimore County Election Director Katie Brown

ANNAPOLIS – Despite obstacles, Maryland’s small and minority-owned businesses are likely to obtain more government contracts in the coming years, according to a BRAC study released Friday

BALTIMORE – Three members of Maryland’s congressional delegation backed the Health Care for America NOW organization’s priority list on Friday, promising to work for affordable health care coverage for all

WASHINGTON – Katelyn Horn gave up her afternoon, donned a pair of blue rubber Crocs and boarded a van for Taneytown Oct