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WASHINGTON – The Army reassured Maryland congressional staffers Thursday that Fort Monmouth, N

ANNAPOLIS – State House police officers are going green this legislative term, patrolling their 75-acre jurisdiction in a new kind of SUV – a solar utility vehicle that is more golf cart than road hog and runs entirely on energy from the sun

WASHINGTON – The Department of Homeland Security on Friday extended the deadline for states to make driver’s licenses more secure and meet standards for the federal Real ID Act

ANNAPOLIS – Residual hard feelings from November’s special session cast their shadow over the Maryland General Assembly’s proceedings Wednesday and created an atmosphere of tension in the halls

BETHESDA – Denise Nelson said she’s seen it all before

ANNAPOLIS – A joint legislative committee adopted emergency regulations Thursday defining domestic partnerships, alarming some activists and delegates that the decision could eventually threaten traditional definitions of marriage in the state

WASHINGTON – A well-known national education survey ranked Maryland among the top three states at a time when the school superintendent has lost the support of Maryland’s top elected officials

WASHINGTON – Maryland had the lowest percentage of children younger than 5 living in poverty of any of the United States in 2005, according to new estimates from the Census Bureau