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ANNAPOLIS – Before the State House filled up with legislators, staffers and media Friday, the silence of the main lobby was broken by the echoing sounds of toenails skittering on slick tile as Hunter chased his ball

WASHINGTON – The Maryland Hispanic population has increased by at least 65 percent since the 2000 Census, contributing to increasing ethnic diversity nationally, according to a new U

ANNAPOLIS – Delegates from Western Maryland told the state’s slots commission Friday that the purchase of the Rocky Gap Lodge should be required of the developer who gets the Allegany County slots bid

ANNAPOLIS – A bit of history might be displayed across the bottom of standard Maryland license plates beginning this fall

WASHINGTON – Maryland politicos are maneuvering in the wake of Thursday’s Supreme Court ruling that tossed out restrictions on corporate and union campaign spending, with one congresswoman even drafting a constitutional amendment to overturn the decision

ANNAPOLIS – Susan Somerville, a legislative aide in Annapolis, finally received her H1N1 vaccination Thursday, even as state health officials prepare for the possibility of another spike in swine flu infections

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ANNAPOLIS – The House Judiciary Committee heard testimony Thursday on legislation requiring judges to provide more information to people accused of domestic violence

WASHINGTON – President Obama became the third president to nominate Dennis P

ANNAPOLIS — About 1,400 people have already moved to Aberdeen Proving Ground as part of Base Realignment and Closure transitions, Army and Harford County officials told a Maryland Senate committee Wednesday