ANNAPOLIS – It was late on a chilly February afternoon and Jonerik Blank, a 20-year-old midshipman at the U

WASHINGTON – Despite Maryland’s history as one of the original colonies and its proximity to national power, the state has never produced an American president, and isn’t expected to break the streak anytime soon

WASHINGTON – On “My Space,” a Web site where members profile their life and loves, post messages and reach out through e-mail, Marine Cpl

HAVRE DE GRACE – The calf barely flinched as Bob Tibbs clipped a bright, yellow tag through the newborn’s ear

WASHINGTON – Teachers are still overworked and underpaid, two Maryland educators told senators Thursday, despite various improvements in school programs and implementation of new classroom strategies

WASHINGTON – The House will vote next week on President Bush’s plan to increase troop numbers in Iraq, and every member will have a chance to voice an opinion on the plan, Democrats announced Thursday

ANNAPOLIS – Grantley Adams fears he will loose his job and have to relocate if Prince George’s Hospital Center closes

WASHINGTON – On Wednesday, Jacob Ruiz, 13, tore open a package from his big brother, Manuel

COLLEGE PARK-When child advocate Felicia DeHaney was a young girl she asked her Jamaican father why there were no black faces on U

ANNAPOLIS – If an outright ban on smoking in taverns and restaurants fails to pass the General Assembly this year, a Baltimore County senator is offering what may prove to be an alternative: tax credits for establishments that voluntarily go smoke free