ANNAPOLIS – In response to a $1

ANNAPOLIS – One of the region’s largest newspapers has called him the “most powerful private citizen” in Maryland, but it’s elsewhere that Peter Angelos has tried to extend his influence

WASHINGTON – Five of Maryland’s eight congressional representatives voted Thursday to authorize the use of military force against Iraq, mirroring the full House’s 296-133 vote in support of the measure

WASHINGTON – With less than a month to the election, the sniper shootings that left five dead in Montgomery County would seem to be perfect political fodder for candidates who back gun control

WASHINGTON – Kent and Harford County officials said Thursday they are not concerned about long-term health risks from open-air tests of “very nasty” nerve agents at the Aberdeen Proving Ground in the 1960s

ANNAPOLIS – With a serial sniper preying on the greater Washington area, weekend recreation takes on a new meaning when every citizen becomes a target

WASHINGTON- A divided federal appeals court has ruled that a Maryland nursing facility is entitled to more than $1 million in Medicare reimbursements that it should have been given when it started operations

ANNAPOLIS – Police have yet to discuss a possible connection between the shootings attributed to the area’s sniper and the killer’s seeming fondness for Michaels craft stores

WASHINGTON – A new national report cited the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge as an example of the No

ANNAPOLIS – From Hong Kong to Puerto Rico, foreign companies are buying loads of the rhodium solution made by Joe Lipsitz’s Baltimore plant for use in plating diamond engagement rings