Maryland has received a $123 million federal grant to support development of the state’s health benefit exchange. Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown made the announcement Thursday in Baltimore. Under the federal health care law, Maryland’s exchange is due to be operational ...

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Nylah Burton isn’t the first teenager to start a lemonade stand with friends. But unlike many other lemonade entrepreneurs, she spent the profits on other teens and children whom she had never met before.

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In 2001, about two years after receiving a breast cancer diagnosis, Patricia Artimovich decided she wanted to return to riding horses, a great love of her youth. Artimovich, a licensed attorney who manages the contracts department at Universities Space Research ...

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Moments after a woman in a white fedora and a hot-pink, bejeweled bridesmaid gown jumped out of her seat and yelled “Bingo!”, a group of dancing women made their way to her table, rewarding her with a large goody basket. ...

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ANNAPOLIS — State legislative analysts in Maryland say a proposal to freeze cost-of-living adjustments for retirees would be illegal. The analysts told members of Maryland’s Public Employees and Retirees Benefits Commission on Monday that a five-year freeze on cost-of-living increases ...

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