WASHINGTON – Vincent Oliver still can’t forget the sight of his daughter teaching her first kindergarten class at Broad Acres Elementary School

WASHINGTON – When she pledged to take over her grandfather-in-law’s hobby last spring, Kameha Bell, 31, of Silver Spring, was a little leery — stings came with the job

ANNAPOLIS – Though Maryland Attorney General J

WASHINTON – Maryland Republican Senate candidate Lt

ANNAPOLIS – The year is 1962

ANNAPOLIS – Legislators reintroduced House and Senate bills to toughen regulation of the state’s seven coal power plants on Thursday, this time with increased backing by environmental groups and more support from Democrats, many of whom are unhappy with a less stringent policy proposed by the Ehrlich administration

ANNAPOLIS – For the fourth consecutive year, Gov

WASHINGTON – AFL-CIO President John J

WASHINGTON – Rep

ANNAPOLIS – In what has come to be known as the annual “begathon,” local officials trooped before a packed hearing of the Board of Public Works Wednesday to plead for more money for school projects