WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear a Maryland woman’s claim that Northrop Grumman did not consider her for three job promotions because of her gender

ANNAPOLIS – Lawmakers anxious to put an end to highly publicized instances of child abuse in Maryland’s juvenile justice system will likely require the Juvenile Justice Department to maintain an independent monitor

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WASHINGTON – A federal appeals court upheld a Maryland bank robber’s conviction, rejecting his claim that police violated his rights by keeping his driver’s license before arresting him

ANNAPOLIS – The state’s cash-strapped mental health system’s deficit is expected to triple initial estimates to more than $70 million by 2003, according to a new report

WASHINGTON – When Neil Moore cooks, he adds hemp to his pancakes, his salads — just about everything

ANNAPOLIS – A new commemorative license plate would provide a tax-free revenue stream for scholarships to terror victims without making a tight budget year worse, says the bill’s sponsor

COLLEGE PARK – The University of Maryland’s Cole Field House ends a nearly 50-year run when the last men’s basketball game is played there Sunday, with games moving to the new state-of-the-art Comcast Center this fall

COLLEGE PARK – Police will be prominent at Sunday’s final game at Cole Field House, in an effort to keep what should be a poignant farewell from turning into a raucous, or violent, one

WASHINGTON – Charles Young knew instantly the offer was too good to be true