ANNAPOLIS – A few days before the Maryland primary, Theodore and Beatrice Hirsh returned to their home in Baltimore from a six-day vacation and found 31 messages on their answering machine

GREENBELT – Two suspected MS-13 gang members from Maryland are part of a nationwide criminal enterprise engaging in murder, burglary and obstruction of justice, said Assistant U

WASHINGTON – The University System of Maryland is doing its best to fight Internet piracy, Chancellor William E

ANNAPOLIS – The State Board of Elections vowed Tuesday to move forward with fixes to Maryland’s troubled electronic voting system, despite Gov

BALTIMORE – Three Maryland children were infected by bacteria tied to a national outbreak in spinach that has already claimed one life, state health officials said Friday

WASHINGTON – An academically driven, athletically gifted and deeply religious Medical Service Corps officer from Fort Washington was killed Sept

WASHINGTON – The FBI is bolstering its database of fingerprints to include those from misdemeanor and juvenile offenses, but Maryland says it won’t go along with the change

ANNAPOLIS-Four businesses from four different regions of the Chesapeake Bay watershed received awards this week for their efforts in a voluntary pollution prevention program

WASHINGTON – Prince George’s County finished tallying votes for the 4th District Congressional race Friday, but more than a week after the primary election, U

ANNAPOLIS – James Craig stands at the front of the courtroom and recites the statistics of his life with a strange kind of pride:

Addicted to heroin and cocaine for 31 years