ANNAPOLIS- The University of Baltimore is one step closer to becoming a four-year university after a key committee of the Maryland Higher Education Commission approved a proposal Wednesday to allow the downtown Baltimore campus to expand beyond its traditional student body of juniors, seniors and graduate students

BALTIMORE- Governor Robert L

WASHINGTON – A regional government group backed a funding increase for Chesapeake Bay restoration projects Wednesday in endorsing two federal bills

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland legislators will begin their annual 90-day session on Wednesday already starkly divided over issues from last April and facing the task of spending an estimated $1

WASHINGTON – Amid the cardboard cartons, No

LAUREL – Mike Jeffra stands outside Laurel Park every racing day

LAUREL – The riders have helmets strapped tight under their chins and glossy boots up to their knees

BALTIMORE – For Dimitris Spiliadis, Fells Point is the center of his life – the neighborhood where he lives, works and where he built his popular and successful restaurant, the Black Olive, into one of Baltimore’s finest

BALTIMORE – On a recent bitter night, chilly commuters spilled from a MARC train and hurried through the marble waiting room of historic Penn Station

WASHINGTON – A state agency that’s helped hundreds of workers recoup millions in lost wages, has gone on a one-year hiatus after funding was cut, leaving employees with little recourse to pursue earnings claims against their employers