BETHESDA – Soon, a field behind the White Flint Metro station will be a focus for Maryland’s economic development

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WASHINGTON – Congressional plans to reform the Clean Water Act would strip up to 70 percent of Maryland’s wetlands of their federal protection, a team of government scientists concluded after a series of field tests

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WASHINGTON – Much of official Washington came to a halt Tuesday around midday, when a verdict of “not guilty” was being handed down in Los Angeles in the O

ANNAPOLIS – In a unanimous vote, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals Tuesday upheld the murder conviction of a man who claimed that the victim’s dying words pointed to his innocence

WASHINGTON – Citizen’s Bank of Maryland was criticized in front of Supreme Court justices Tuesday for freezing the checking account of one of its customers who had declared bankruptcy

ANNAPOLIS – Be a little more careful Sunday

WASHINGTON – As James W