Maryland

ANNAPOLIS – In the days leading up to Tuesday’s election, Maryland’s developmental disability advocacy groups are preparing to make sure their clients have a voice by finding ways to get them to the polls

WASHINGTON – State and local officials are expecting record turnout on Election Day and are making a last-ditch effort to ensure that both they and voters are prepared

WASHINGTON – Montgomery County Public Schools are doing more than tolerating back talk in classrooms — they’re encouraging it, as long as it’s from the system’s new interactive learning devices

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ANNAPOLIS – Local police departments say they are more than ready for Election Day

LANDOVER – For the past few months, 44-year-old Ninotchka Jones of Upper Marlboro has not been able to pay her mortgage on time, and a few days ago, she received a foreclosure notice

WASHINGTON – Mike Johnson and Jeni Jones usually celebrate Halloween with their annual haunted house, but last year the holiday took on new meaning — a wedding date

WASHINGTON – Hate crime rates in the state are decreasing, according to an FBI report released Monday, but county law enforcement agencies said the problem may actually be worse than reported

ANNAPOLIS – In an effort to save 100 lives over the next few years, Maryland business representatives and state government officials announced the formation Thursday of the Maryland Highway Safety Foundation

WASHINGTON – Another economic stimulus package is needed to address the needs of ordinary Americans, three Maryland executives said during a Senate hearing Thursday