The number of Maryland families who need government help to make ends meet has reached record levels.
Cancer Survivor Returns to Campus
Last month Grady Chaltain returned to the University of Maryland after being diagnosed in 2011 with brain cancer. Surgery and chemotherapy have radically changed his life. This photo story documents his return to College Park and attempt to regain a normal life.
Traditional Family for the Twenty-First Century
Terrance Heath and Richard Imirowicz met in 2001 and have since adopted two boys, now 4 and 9. This photo story documents the domestic life of a same-sex couple living in suburban Maryland.
A Spark of Life
Sarah, 12, has a passion for life and people. She is curious and is not afraid to ask questions, even to strangers. She was also born with autism. This photo story documents her struggle.
Penn State Scandal Prompts Policy Change in Maryland College Athletics
COLLEGE PARK – When Bowie State Athletic Director Anton Goff first heard about the Penn State football child molestation scandal, he shared the same reaction as much of the country — shock and horror
Records Reveal Hundreds of Health Violations at Six Flags America
Between 1996 and 2010, park food stands were cited 761 times for storing food on the floor, improper hand washing by employees, failing to deal with insect infestations and other violations that could help spread pathogens that cause food poisoning.
Rare Fossil Highlights Need to Preserve Calvert Cliffs
SOLOMONS – Amateur fossil hunter Noah Hill and his mom were walking along the beach near Calvert Cliffs this February during a period of unusually low tides when they spotted something odd
Maryland – Under Armour Relationship Beneficial for School and Company
Under Armour founder Kevin Plank’s role in the internal affairs of the University of Maryland and its athletics department has long been a source of wonder and sometimes intrigue.
Gov. O’Malley Silent about Budget Special Session
Maryland’s Senate president expects Gov. Martin O’Malley to call a special legislative session on budget and gambling bills in the next few days.
General Assembly Wrap 2012
The 2012 General Assembly session closed without an agreement between the House of Delegates and the Senate on an operating budget for the state. Many other bills passed or failed during the 90-day session.