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WASHINGTON – After decades of working to enhance civil rights, Maryland Secretary of Labor, Licensing and Regulation Tom Perez has brought his expertise to the person who could make the most use of it — President-elect Barack Obama

WASHINGTON – The House of Representatives, with help from Maryland’s six Democratic members, voted to loan automakers $14 billion Wednesday night, but Senate Republicans appeared poised to block the cash infusion Thursday

ANNAPOLIS – When Temple Hills resident Crystal Skinner turned 21 in 2006 and was too old to stay in foster care, she was not sure where she would live

ANNAPOLIS – The pain of losing a loved one to drunken driving never fades, but the families and friends of these victims are not alone, said a survivor at the Fifth Annual Maryland Remembers Memorial on Wednesday

WASHINGTON – University System of Maryland colleges are likely to face “modest” tuition increases next year because of the recession, said Chancellor William “Brit” Kirwan

WASHINGTON – Maryland ranked fourth in a national “report card” of emergency care systems released Tuesday, receiving high marks for disaster preparedness and injury prevention, but lagging in other areas, including access to care

ANNAPOLIS – Morgan State University has increased oversight of

capital projects in response to a February audit report that found contracting improprieties, President Earl Richardson told members of the Maryland Joint Audit Committee on Tuesday

WASHINGTON – Chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and Maryland Rep

WASHINGTON – Some Maryland private schools are encouraging healthier snacking with all natural and organic vending machines, but organic doesn’t necessarily mean better, a nutritionist said

SOLOMONS ISLAND – A small peninsula on the western side of the Chesapeake Bay, Calvert County is home to the only nuclear power plant in the state