WASHINGTON – Early next year, welfare clients on the Lower Eastern Shore will have an opportunity to participate in a welfare-to-work program at a local community college, nearly doubling the number of job slots for the program

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WASHINGTON – Two lawmakers with Maryland ties made history Thursday when they secured the top two positions in the U

ANNAPOLIS-Stopping in Maryland to promote his new book, Democratic presidential hopeful John Edwards came bearing a warning for his newly empowered Democratic colleagues: don’t pop the champagne corks yet

WASHINGTON – Tobi Drabczyk, of Walkersville, is struggling to care for four children on her husband’s modest $36,000 annual salary

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ANNAPOLIS – It has been little over a week since Martin O’Malley was elected governor, but already environmental groups around the state are gearing up to press his new administration to limit growth and take bold steps to restore the health of the bay

WASHINGTON – Maryland’s congressional delegation is likely to gain more power from the Democratic takeover of Congress, giving the state a corresponding increase in clout, analysts and delegation members said

WASHINGTON – As the top two Democratic House leaders head into contentious intraparty elections today, a former U

WASHINGTON – English is the official language of Taneytown, the City Council declared Monday night, joining the ranks of a few cities nationwide that have recently announced the same policy