Maryland

ANNAPOLIS – With only a week remaining in the Maryland General Assembly’s regular legislative session lawmakers still have not reached an agreement on the state budget, forcing Gov

BALTIMORE – Kim Long has been a gardener for years

WASHINGTON – The Hagerstown metropolitan area is Maryland’s fastest growing, according to new data from the U

WASHINGTON – Maryland students and a state delegate applauded the release of a nationwide survey that recommends broad restrictions on credit card marketing to college students

ANNAPOLIS – In an effort to prevent domestic violence and close a loophole in federal law, Maryland lawmakers want criminal background checks available on men who pay to meet mail-order or Internet brides through marriage brokers

BALTIMORE – Maryland’s post-combat support program is a good foundation, Guard soldiers told Gov

WASHINGTON – Eight-term Rep

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland school superintendents met with U

ANNAPOLIS – A bill outlawing the use of dead soldiers’ identities for commercial purposes is expected to reach the governor’s desk after being amended to alleviate free speech concerns

ANNAPOLIS – Marylanders accustomed to emptying their pool water into sewage drains and storm gutters at the end of sunbathing season could face new regulations, pending the report of a proposed task force