ANNAPOLIS – Despite the failure of charter schools legislation in the last two General Assembly sessions, private involvement in the public school system seems to be in Maryland for good

WASHINGTON – Democratic presidential nominee Al Gore did not spend too much time or money in Maryland before Election Day, but he still won 57 percent of the vote here, easily outdistancing GOP nominee George Bush’s 40 percent

WASHINGTON – One day after he suffered his third straight defeat in Maryland’s 4th District, Republican nominee John Kimble lashed out at the very black voters that he courted during the campaign, saying he now believes “they lack morals

ANNAPOLIS – Despite reports of long lines at the polls and unusual voter interest in this year’s elections, Maryland’s registered voters did not vote in the large numbers officials expected

WASHINGTON – Eleanor Roosevelt High School senior Dena Hall said she does not feel overwhelmed when she wades into the halls of her 3,200-student school, the largest school in Maryland

ANNAPOLIS – If individual campaign contributions decided the presidential election, Maryland would be handing over its 10 Electoral College votes Tuesday to Texas Gov

ANNAPOLIS – A down-to-the-wire presidential race that pundits and polls predict will be the closest in 40 years has produced a flood of last-minute Maryland voter registrations, leaving elections officials predicting a record turnout Tuesday

WASHINGTON – When Constitution Party congressional nominee Brian D

WASHINGTON – Democrats and Republicans have their own ideas on which presidential nominee’s tax-cut plan will most benefit Maryland

WASHINGTON – Not only do Peaches & Herb have to be together to perform a duet, they also have to be together to sue Sony Music Corp