WASHINGTON – Most of Maryland’s Republican congressmen said this week they would not support President Clinton’s decision to send U

WASHINGTON – A national highway bill signed this week by President Clinton secures $98 million for improvements on Maryland roads

ANNAPOLIS – For the state’s Department of Natural Resources, Wednesday’s Board of Public Works meeting was an occasion to recognize success and acknowledge wrongdoing

WASHINGTON – A national highway bill signed this week by President Clinton secures $98 million for improvements on Maryland roads

WASHINGTON – In a small classroom in an old Anacostia school house, six students work on vocabulary-building exercises, their eyes alight with excitement

ANNAPOLIS – More than six months after the start of the Maryland Vehicle Emission Inspection Program (VEIP), long lines at inspection stations, software glitches and worker training issues are still surfacing, and lawmakers are hearing from angry constituents

ANNAPOLIS – With federal cutbacks on the horizon, a coalition of Maryland nonprofit organizations urged Gov

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ANNAPOLIS – An Allegany County man sentenced to two concurrent life sentences for the murder of his former live-in girlfriend had one dropped Friday by the Maryland Court of Special Appeals

ANNAPOLIS – Gov