TEMPLE HILLS – As a few people quietly dined inside a dimly lit Regina Pizzeria, Dario Caccibillani took a break from tossing dough, serving customers and chatting with employees to pose a serious question

ANNAPOLIS – On April 14, more than 44,000 people packed Robert F

ANNAPOLIS — Despite starting the season in first place in the American League East, the Baltimore Orioles were in the middle of the pack of Major League Baseball teams in terms of attendance during their first two home stands, barely outdrawing the new Washington Nationals

ANNAPOLIS – When Bernadette DiPino joined the Ocean City Police force in 1988, she had to break up fights every night on the boardwalk

ANNAPOLIS – One summer afternoon in 2001, Ocean City Police officers placed yellow tape around a bar on 49th Street, forbidding pedestrians from crossing the street there

ANNAPOLIS – In 2001, the after-hours life at Ocean City’s 45th Street Village and its two alcohol-free, late-night clubs was “out of control

ANNAPOLIS – A conservative lawmaker began working to repeal a measure allowing unmarried couples to make medical decisions for their life partners just hours after it passed the General Assembly by Monday’s deadline

ANNAPOLIS – The 2005 legislative session may be remembered by health care advocates for what did not happen after the failure of several ambitious policies

ANNAPOLIS – Pharmacy owner Tom Connelly is tired of people blaming him for rising prescription drug costs — it’s the fault of pharmacy benefit managers

ANNAPOLIS – Health care advocates applauded Senate Finance Committee Chairman Thomas Middleton, D-Charles, as he walked down the steps of the State House Tuesday afternoon