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WASHINGTON – Maryland employers on average are slapped with higher fines for accidents injuring men than they are for those hurting women, an analysis of more than two decades of government records revealed

WASHINGTON – An investigation into one of Bethlehem Steel Corp

SPARROWS POINT, Md

ANNAPOLIS – Federal and state fishery scientists charged with assessing the Chesapeake Bay blue crab population soon will release a definitive report eagerly anticipated by watermen, legislators and conservationists

GLEN BURNIE, Md

ANNAPOLIS – Maryland lawmakers gearing up for the 1996 General Assembly session have already filed 87 bills tapping into such hot-button issues as crime, crabbing regulations, education and economic development

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

ANNAPOLIS – As the three men barreled toward him late one night after session, Del

BETHESDA – John McMillen really liked his old 1989 Escort

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