WASHINGTON – A Prince George’s County black man can sue his former employer for “forced termination” after a company supervisor reportedly used racial slurs and compared the man to a “dumb monkey,” a federal appeals court said

ANNAPOLIS It’s the type of story Delegate Kumar Barve, D-Montgomery, has heard before:

A baby boy from Gaithersburg needs a blood transfusion twice a day to stay alive

WASHINGTON – Federal officials announced a crackdown on 43 businesses – including one in Maryland – that offer to clean up bad credit histories by helping people get taxpayer ID numbers that can be used as fake Social Security numbers

ANNAPOLIS – Carroll County lawmakers voted Tuesday night to ask the Maryland Assembly for $28

WASHINGTON – National party committees poured a total of $461,252 into Maryland in the last election cycle because of the “very high-profile governor’s race” here, officials said

BALTIMORE – The business students at Morgan State University started class by discussing a textbook marketing case — should an Indonesian coffee company enter the U

ANNAPOLIS A car runs out of gas on the Capital Beltway, stalling in the middle lane at 8 a

WASHINGTON – Like much of the radio industry, which has ridden a wave of more than 70 months of sales growth, Lanham-based Radio One Inc

WASHINGTON – Environmentalists say the public has been cut out of the licensing renewal process for the Calvert Cliffs nuclear power plant, as a result of a new Nuclear Regulatory Commission rule

WASHINGTON – Surgery to remove an inflamed gall bladder from Sen