ANNAPOLIS – The Senate approved a vastly pared-down version of a Sunday deer hunt bill Thursday, amending it to ban the hunts in all but a handful of counties

ANNAPOLIS – The General Assembly has approved a $21

ANNAPOLIS – A plan to remove the elected Prince George’s County school board cleared a formidable hurdle Thursday when the county’s House delegation agreed with a Senate plan to replace all nine elected board members with appointees

WASHINGTON – Recent rainfall in Maryland has made fields wet enough for farmers to plant this spring, but whether there will be enough water for anything to grow this summer remains to be seen, officials said Wednesday

WASHINGTON – Only about 1 percent of all estimated cases of housing discrimination were reported in 2001, and of those that were, most claimed bias against blacks, families with children and people with disabilities, according to a report released Wednesday

WASHINGTON – When thousands of disorderly fans took to the streets of College Park after the University of Maryland’s national basketball championship Monday night, they were met by hundreds of firefighters, police — and six employees and friends of the Smoothie King

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland House of Delegates members voted their quorum call with red lights instead of the usual green and the Senate prayer was more about the morals of basketball than Easter season symbolism as a mild Terp fever struck the General Assembly Tuesday

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate Tuesday appeared poised to pass a largely unfunded $1

WASHINGTON – Maryland will get $2

WASHINGTON – Local jurisdictions are slated to get 87 percent of a $2