BALTIMORE – The four candidates at top of the Democratic ticket joined forces Tuesday for a boisterous rally with their core supporters – public employee unions – to paint Republicans as bedfellows of special interests and attack them on issues ranging from the minimum wage to access to health care to education

HANOVER – Painting his opponent as a “tax and spend” Democrat, Gov

WASHINGTON – After seven terms in Congress, and known as a kingmaker around Prince George’s County politics, Rep

WASHINGTON – Moshe Starkman wants to get one thing straight: He’s a Republican running for the 4th Congressional District seat, but he’s not a politician

BALTIMORE – Shrugging off the implication she is building castles in the sky, doctoral student and social change activist Ann Conrad wants to build a different kind of castle

ANNAPOLIS- Local officials from Maryland’s smaller towns suggested on Friday that more Spanish language resources are needed to cope with the increasing number of immigrants in their communities

WOODLAWN – Once upon a midnight dreary, Beverly Litsinger got a visit from Edgar Allan Poe

ANNAPOLIS – Standing in front of his charcoal drawing displayed at the back of the entry hall of the Courts of Appeal building here, 13-year-old Timothy Padilla explains the symbolism of his picture

BALTIMORE – Former President Clinton did more than rally Democrats Thursday — he put out a call for national unity should the party retake control of the House and Senate

ODENTON – In the computer room at the West County Family Center there’s a sign hanging above Laguanda Jacobs and Kyrie Taylor’s chairs that says, “A goal is a dream with a plan