WASHINGTON – More than one out of four Maryland police officers was assaulted on the job in 2005, according to FBI data released Monday

WASHINGTON – Maryland has the second-highest proportion in the nation of people who have earned at least a bachelor’s degree, according to recently released U

BALTIMORE- Before entering the 1999 Baltimore mayor’s race that he ultimately won, Martin O’Malley admits he was tempted more than once to jettison his career in public life

WYE MILLS – In a dimly lit theater at Chesapeake College last night, the two candidates for the 1st Congressional District seat debated a myriad of issues, but the war in Iraq underscored most of the exchange, and some voters expressed growing doubts about voting for the eight-term Republican incumbent they’ve backed in past elections

ANNAPOLIS – In the era before DVD players and Xboxes, Bobby Ehrlich and a football teammate at Princeton University would visit each other’s dorm rooms and engage in that timeless ritual of college life, the bull session

BALTIMORE – Traditionally, the neighborhood barbershop has been the place where men would gather to tell stories, trade gossip and swap rumors about what may be going on around town

WASHINGTON – Military civilian employees and their families moving to Maryland in the base realignment process will qualify for in-state tuition at the University System of Maryland without having to meet the 12-month residency requirement, the Board of Regents decided last week

WASHINGTON – Among Maryland’s congressmen, Rep

BALTIMORE – The University System of Maryland Board of Regents approved a tougher ethics policy for its members on Friday that prohibits paid lobbying and sets stricter standards on conflicts of interest

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