Maryland

WASHINGTON – Prince George’s County is standing behind its superintendent, John Deasy, after a Kentucky newspaper reported Deasy may have improperly received his doctorate from the University of Louisville

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WASHINGTON – Theodore Anderson has worked for a small Cambridge crabbing company for 44 years, and he’s afraid that stint will soon end

WASHINGTON – Traffic and repairs on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge have some people considering an old alternative: a ferry system

FREDERICK – The Frederick Board of County Commissioners voted 4-1 against a proposal Tuesday that called for prohibiting state elected officials from having sexual relations with employees who are under their direct supervision

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WASHINGTON – It’s taken six years, but the site of the Pentagon’s 9/11 tragedy has been turned into a place of reflection and remembrance that will open to the public Thursday

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s projected revenue stream was slashed by $432 million Tuesday, as state officials proposed more spending cuts and blamed the shortfall on the battered economy

ANNAPOLIS – Statewide support for the upcoming slots referendum has dropped since January, according to new survey numbers

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