BALTIMORE – Upbeat rhythms and jazzy drums from 1920s composer James P

WASHINGTON – In a week where oil prices hit a two-month high on Wall Street and the U

WASHINGTON – John Thayer, a pipe-fitter welder for the Architect of the Capitol from Mechanicsville, faces six or seven hours a day of conditions where asbestos levels reach 30 or 40 times the legal limit

BALTIMORE – At the Maryland State Board of Education meeting Wednesday, Norman Augustine, retired chairman and CEO of the Lockheed Martin Corporation, recited a litany of statistics to illustrate his point that the nation’s and Maryland’s students are not being prepared to be competitive in the global economy

WASHINGTON – Maryland Democratic Sen

ANNAPOLIS – With more than half of the legislative session over, state and local lawmakers from Prince George’s County are still groping for a solution to the financial woes of the county-owned Prince George’s Hospital Center, which has been plagued by years of mismanagement

ANNAPOLIS – Senate President Thomas V

WASHINGTON – Maryland is falling down on the job when it comes to producing students ready to enter the workforce, a new U

ANNAPOLIS – A Maryland legislator wants to make sure you have a healthy meal when you go out to eat – whether you like it or not

ANNAPOLIS – They interrupted untold thousands of dinners during last fall’s election season