Maryland

WASHINGTON – Joshua Danoff is a typical 12-year-old — he has homework and chores and plays the clarinet

WASHINGTON – Despite a small victory earlier this month, opponents of a liquefied natural gas facility in Sparrows Point are gearing up to fight changes to the Endangered Species Act that could ease the way for the plant

ANNAPOLIS – State Comptroller Peter Franchot slammed the parent company of two Maryland racetracks Wednesday, accusing the firm of “legalized bribery” for wanting to spend $2 million to support the November slots referendum

BALTIMORE – The views of Sens

ANNAPOLIS – Tighter regulations and mounting pressure to meet state environmental deadlines could convince Maryland’s poultry industry to re-consider alternative uses for chicken manure, heating up the debate over building a poultry litter to fuel plant on the Eastern Shore

WASHINGTON – Maryland has the lowest child poverty rate in the country, with just one out of every 10 children falling below the threshold, according to a non-partisan group calling attention to children’s issues in the upcoming elections

WASHINGTON – More federal funding is needed for the fight against HIV/AIDS at the state and local level, Maryland AIDS Administration Director Heather Hauck told federal lawmakers on Tuesday

ANNAPOLIS – St

WASHINGTON – Maryland Department of Transportation officials said Friday they are confident in the progress of the Inter-county Connector, despite recent funding issues

WASHINGTON – Swing voters could decide Maryland’s 1st District congressional race, where Republican environmentalists are already crossing the party line