ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers on Wednesday proposed legislation they say would reduce the number of residents without health insurance by one-third and would provide access to health care to every child in the state

ANNAPOLIS – Do you pilot experimental aircrafts? Are you a bomb technician? Have bees been buzzing about your beekeeping hive? If you answered yes, the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration is happy to make you a commemorative license plate to call your own

WASHINGTON – Freshman Sen

ANNAPOLIS – Lorraine Burdette was not worried when the radiologist called her to his office to discuss results of her full body computed tomography scan, also known as CT scan

WASHINGTON – On the heels of President Bush’s request to boost the defense budget by 7 percent, Rep

BALTIMORE – A little competition may soon be coming to the obscure and complicated process of accrediting Maryland’s teacher training colleges

ANNAPOLIS – In a series of party-line votes, Democrats in the state Senate on Tuesday squashed attempts by Republicans to adjust procedural rules that would have given the GOP’s diminished minority more of a chance to influence legislation

WASHINGTON – Maryland boasts the second-highest percentage of 2006 graduating seniors scoring 3 or higher on an advanced placement test, and contains the school with best performance among black students on key science tests, according to a College Board report released Tuesday

MARLOW HEIGHTS – Yvette Eisbey, 39, wants to be a “foxy mama

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland legislators of both parties may not agree on the “political jargon,” as one delegate put it, surrounding climate change