Democratic Candidates Fire Salvos at Cardin

WASHINGTON – Frontrunner Ben Cardin became the target as the four top Democrats running for U

At It Again, Schaefer Says: ‘I’m Not Gonna Change’

BALTIMORE – If there was any doubt about the sincerity of William Donald Schaefer’s radio apology to those he has offended – and who hasn’t he? – it was dispelled Wednesday on the campaign trail at the Lexington Market

Organizers Expect 25,000 from Maryland at Immigration Rally

WASHINGTON – Immigrant rights groups from Maryland and other states will try to remind Congress of immigration reform, now on a back burner, with a rally on the National Mall and march around the Capitol today

Congress Examines Local Gang Prevention Efforts

WASHINGTON – Officials from Montgomery and Prince George’s counties told federal lawmakers Wednesday they are stepping up their collaborative efforts to rake the region clean of gangs, with the help of $2 million in federal funding and a web of support services for at-risk youths

Study Finds MD Students Prepared for College, but It Costs Them

WASHINGTON – Maryland does a good job preparing students for college, but the state needs to offer more help to low-income and minority families, said a report released today by the National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education

2006 Was Summer of Loss for Md. Military

WASHINGTON – Ten Maryland service members have died as a result of wounds suffered in Iraq since May, making this summer the state’s deadliest since the war began more than three years ago

Ehrlich, O’Malley Clash Over Bush at Forum

BALTIMORE – Gov

Analysts: Senate Debate Solidifies Cardin, Mfume Frontrunner Status

OWINGS MILLS – Arrests outside a Democratic debate in the U

Schaefer Apologizes In Radio Ad

ANNAPOLIS- In more than five decades in Maryland politics, William Donald Schaefer has denigrated an entire region of the state, railed against non-English-speaking immigrants and publicly ogled a young woman’s rear end