WASHINTON – Maryland would be among the “biggest losers” if a Federal Communications Commission telephone tax proposal makes it off the drawing board, a consumer advocacy organization charged Thursday

RIVA – The first picture of Timothy and Sarah Cochran’s adopted child resembled a blank television screen filled with indecipherable static

WASHINGTON – Prince George’s County Police Cpl

WASHINGTON – Members of the House of Representatives should be subject to ethics complaints from outside groups, Rep

ANNAPOLIS – As the governor and legislative leaders neared a deal that would ease the impact of coming Baltimore Gas and Electric Co

ANNAPOLIS – In a move Republicans called a “hoggish power grab,” the Maryland Senate passed a measure Wednesday intended to oust the sitting members of the state Public Service Commission and replace most of them with legislative appointees

ANNAPOLIS – A measure to guide state funding of stem cell research cleared the Maryland General Assembly Wednesday and now goes to the desk of Governor Robert L

WASHINGTON – Progressive Democrats’ leading light, former presidential candidate George McGovern, has lent his name and his clout to “genuine liberal” Maryland U

WASHINGTON – With two new deaths linked to the abortion drug RU-486, the leading Maryland congressional opponent stepped up his call to yank the drug off the market, saying manufacturers have made pregnancy “a near fatal disease

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Senate unanimously passed legislation Tuesday that would allow small wineries in the state to continue to sell their wines directly to retailers and restaurants