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

ANNAPOLIS – The recent decision by the Maryland Court of Appeals that has endangered a merger between BGE’s parent company and a Florida-based utility may have also thrown into doubt a plan to return to consumers some $386 million in rate reductions starting next year

ANNAPOLIS – An unusually high number of Maryland undergraduates – about 40 percent – cancel or refuse to accept aid from the state’s largest need-based aid program, a new survey says

WASHINGTON – The three Maryland candidates for the U

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Republican Party filed a raft of complaints on Thursday alleging that a political organization with ads attacking Gov

WASHINGTON – A loosening of federal regulations could make it easier for Maryland to realize its statewide network of express toll lanes, Transportation Secretary Robert Flanagan told the U