BALTIMORE – Monique Imes grew up a self-described “fat girl from Baltimore” whose grandmother used to tell her, “you’re pretty, you’re special

ANNAPOLIS – When Mark Emon makes deliveries to his customers in the bayside resort town of St

ANNAPOLIS – Molly Quell has spent her college years resisting temptation

ANNAPOLIS – A leading opponent of gay marriage called Tuesday for the removal from the bench of the Baltimore judge who ruled that the state law barring same-sex marriage was unconstitutional

“It’s clear to the public that the court has violated their trust,” said Delegate Donald H

WASHINGTON – Johns Hopkins University researchers have identified a protein that may be the key to developing the first test for multiple sclerosis, and it could eventually help improve treatment for the debilitating disease

WASHINGTON – A Finksburg Marine who had been in Iraq for only one month was killed March 3 in a non-combat vehicle accident in Al Anbar Province, the Department of Defense announced Monday

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland House of Delegates passed legislation Friday to provide $25 million in state funding for stem cell research, outvoting delegates who said they were opposed to the destruction of embryos for research purposes

ANNAPOLIS- “I’m at a low ebb,” Maryland Comptroller William Donald Schaefer confided to onlookers at the kickoff for a statewide hunger drive Friday

EASTPORT – Gov

BALTIMORE – Mundo, just a year old, wasn’t getting better, and Sevi Kay didn’t know what to do