ANNAPOLIS – Less than 24 hours after the U

ANNAPOLIS – A weakened version of a state child identification program won unanimous approval Wednesday from Maryland’s House of Delegates

WASHINGTON – The Coast Guard has proposed new maritime traffic restrictions for the waters of Maryland and New York, aimed at preventing acts of terrorism in the wake of Sept

ANNAPOLIS – The House approved about $260 million in new taxes and fees Wednesday, moving the budget’s most controversial aspects from the back rooms to the Senate chambers

WASHINGTON – A Prince George’s County official told Congress on Wednesday that he has a cheaper and more efficient solution to a perennially under-funded problem — stormwater runoff

WASHINGTON – A loophole in federal rules on organic foods would allow Robin Way to sell her Cecil County chickens as organic, even though she feeds them conventional feed

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland House of Delegates initially said no to “medical marijuana,” but then made a U-turn and passed the bill that would minimize penalties for chronically ill patients caught using marijuana

ANNAPOLIS – The Senate Wednesday voted to prevent Maryland from making it more difficult to sentence a criminal to death

WASHINGTON – South River High School senior Mark Cross will not play his baritone saxophone while marching on the cobblestone streets of Edinburgh, Scotland, this spring

ANNAPOLIS – A bill allowing illegal immigrants to pay in-state tuition at Maryland’s public colleges and universities moved a step closer to passage Wednesday, despite an attempt in the House to gut it