WASHINGTON – Last year’s seasonal flu vaccine shortage and the looming threat of avian flu prompted Maryland government agencies to create a Web site filled with flu facts

POOLESVILLE – For many Thanksgiving Day diners, the ceremonial carving of the turkey is often the main event

ANNAPOLIS-To working stiffs across America, the long Thanksgiving weekend is a welcome break from the daily grind

CHESTERTOWN – Moderate Republican Rep

ANNAPOLIS – The failure of emergency management during Hurricane Katrina has been a lesson for government agencies in Maryland, which are now updating their plans in order to better prepare for such a disaster, officials told a legislative committee Wednesday

WASHINGTON – At a time when middle-income families are increasingly priced out of buying homes, the government should encourage affordable housing availability by providing tax credits to investors in troubled areas, Rep

WASHINGTON – A Supreme Court ruling in a Maryland case Monday has mixed implications for those who want the best education for students with disabilities, an education expert said

WASHINGTON – Maryland foundations increased their giving to nonprofit organizations modestly between 2002 and 2003, according to a report released Monday by the Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers

ANNAPOLIS- Some Maryland homeowners may be jolted by an unpleasant surprise when they open their property tax bills next year

ANNAPOLIS- More than 500 complaints accusing Maryland physicians of transgressions ranging from sexual assault to over prescribing medication or violating patient safety are still waiting to be investigated – in some cases, for more than four years – by the state’s Board of Physicians