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WASHINGTON – The secret to decontaminating one of the most polluted sites in Maryland could be sitting in kitchens across the state

WASHINGTON – Fewer than half of the licensed firearms dealers in Maryland were inspected in a three-year period, well behind the federal government’s stated goal of inspecting every dealer at least once every three years

ANNAPOLIS –

Ashley Willitts was only 16 when she killed herself in January 2002

BALTIMORE – The University of Maryland System Board of Regents Friday approved a report designed to make higher education more affordable — but it will delay action on it until Gov

WASHINGTON – Despite a lack of competitive races, Maryland’s eight House incumbents spent an average of seven times more in the 2004 campaign than their challengers, according to the latest Federal Election Commission reports

ANNAPOLIS – Four years ago, Jamie Andre de la Porte, 29, of Montreal, and his skipper noticed another boat awkwardly trying to dock near their yacht

WASHINGTON – Careless handling of weapons edged ahead of tree-stand accidents as the leading cause of Maryland hunting accidents in 2004, the first time in five years that tree stands were not the No

WASHINGTON – How did Maryland’s eight House members spend just under $6

WASHINGTON – Prince George’s County was not alone when it decided to take its search for teachers to the Philippines

ANNAPOLIS – Boaters who take an approved safety course are less likely to get into an accident than those without any safety training, according to a United States Coast guard database of Maryland boating mishaps