FROSTBURG-The mountains of Western Maryland are honeycombed with mine tunnels, remnants of a coal industry that once thrived here

BALTIMORE – Perched on a rocky outcropping, Phil Feldman took careful aim and shot David “Bart” Bartlett once in the head with his sniper rifle

Facing a bank of microphones and television cameras last Friday, Gov

BALTIMORE – In the empty hall outside the Triple Crown Room on the second floor of Pimlico Racetrack Tuesday night, a loudspeaker announced a far-off race to an empty hall

BALTIMORE – Lt

ANNAPOLIS – Spiraling fuel costs could hit low income Marylanders hard this winter

WASHINGTON – Maryland Catholics reacted strongly — but not always cheerfully — to the news Tuesday that conservative Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger will succeed Pope John Paul II

WASHINGTON – Even after 10 years, Ramon Ranco says it is still hard to believe he actually dined with Pope John Paul II

Eastern Shore lawmakers expressed deep concern Friday over a Navy plan to resume bombing and strafing runs on the Bloodsworth Island Range in the lower Chesapeake Bay

WASHINGTON – President Bush’s call for Social Security reform drew the only audible grumbling during his State of the Union address Wednesday — grumbling that was echoed by members of Maryland’s Democratic delegation