ANNAPOLIS – Maryland’s vehicular accident rate declined during the first half of 1995, and the death toll on state roads could be headed for an 11-year low

LINTHICUM – You’re not the only one watching the road when you drive in Maryland

BETHESDA – John McMillen really liked his old 1989 Escort

ANNAPOLIS – The Maryland Board of Public Works agreed Wednesday to pay a $210,000 award to settle a 1994 lawsuit against the state’s Department of Natural Resources

ANNAPOLIS – For the state’s Department of Natural Resources, Wednesday’s Board of Public Works meeting was an occasion to recognize success and acknowledge wrongdoing

ANNAPOLIS – An Allegany County man sentenced to two concurrent life sentences for the murder of his former live-in girlfriend had one dropped Friday by the Maryland Court of Special Appeals

ANNAPOLIS – Child support payments from a man in prison may be reviewed if he has not paid because he was in jail, the Maryland Court of Appeals said Wednesday

ANNAPOLIS – The Naval Academy hoped Tuesday for a short federal shutdown, but braced for a long one

ANNAPOLIS – The job outlook in Anne Arundel County is looking much like the children’s game “Chutes and Ladders”: both up and down

ANNAPOLIS – Ask business leaders why they would move their companies to Maryland, and their answers may surprise you