Republican candidates file for appeal in Annapolis vote-by-mail lawsuit...
The two political candidates are asking Maryland’s highest court to reverse the decision by a Circuit Court judge to throw out their lawsuit intended to block Annapolis from mailing ballots to...
View ArticleBroadband, infrastructure and behavioral health among commissioners’...
While jurisdictions in Maryland await federal guidelines on how to spend COVID-19 relief dollars, Carroll County commissioners reviewed potential projects brought forward by various department heads...
View ArticleBaltimore firearms examiner botched work, police confirm, leaving months of...
Nine months worth of work by a veteran Baltimore Police crime lab firearm’s examiner has been compromised and can not be used for analysis, the department confirmed this week.
View Article2021 Annapolis election: Registering to vote, who’s running, when ballots...
Annapolis will hold its 2021 Democratic and Republican primary elections on Sept. 21 followed by a general election on Nov. 2.
View ArticleSome Baltimore business cancel fall plans to bring workers back to offices,...
With nearly 60% of Marylanders vaccinated against COVID-19, many employers had been eyeing Labor Day, when many students will be back in classrooms, as a logical time to begin returning to the office....
View ArticleOrioles on deck: Pitching matchup, lineups and how to watch Friday’s game...
Here's everything you need to know before the Orioles' road game Friday night against the Boston Red Sox.
View Article74-year-old injured by knife in struggle to escape man who invaded her...
A home invasion in Edgewater left a 74-year-old woman with a knife wound early Friday morning, and the suspect has not been located, Anne Arundel County police said.
View ArticleIs your Maryland business implementing COVID restrictions again? Help us keep...
With coronavirus cases on the rise again and an indoor mask mandate in several jurisdictions in Maryland, more restaurants, concert venues and other businesses are reinstating restrictions, like...
View ArticleHarford judge to deliver verdict next week in case of man accused of shooting...
A Harford County judge said he would deliver a verdict next week on the guilt and criminal responsibility of a man accused of shooting at his neighbor, firing more than 200 rounds during a standoff...
View ArticleMaryland’s COVID state of emergency is set to end Sunday. What exactly does...
Here’s a look at what will change — and what won’t change — after Maryland's COVID-related state of emergency expires Aug. 15.
View ArticleMaryland businesses are starting to require COVID vaccines or test results to...
Earlier this year, summer was painted as a possible return to normalcy, where Marylanders could finally dine out, gather with loved ones and enjoy concerts — mostly free from the fear of spreading COVID.
View ArticleSevere thunderstorm watch, heat advisory in effect in Baltimore, across much...
A severe thunderstorm watch and a heat advisory are in effect until Friday evening in Baltimore and across much of central Maryland, the National Weather Service announced.
View ArticleTop lawmakers urge Maryland Gov. Hogan to extend COVID state of emergency as...
Maryland's coronavirus state of emergency is set to expire Sunday, but the Democratic leaders of the House of Delegates are calling Republican Gov. Larry Hogan's decision into question.
View ArticleAnne Arundel police identify woman and man in Harwood murder-suicide
Anne Arundel County police believe a 23-year-old Annapolis man shot a woman who he was in a relationship with that recently ended before shooting himself in Harwood Thursday night.
View ArticleNaval Academy plebes tearfully greet parents after weeks apart for Plebe Summer
Parents’ Weekend marks the first time most plebes get to see their parents since Induction Day at the beginning of the summer. While it started on Thursday, activities pick up on Friday and continue...
View ArticleAnne Arundel unveils draft Green Infrastructure Master Plan, seeks input from...
After 19 years, Anne Arundel County’s plan for land conservation and open space will be updated using land cover data that provides more information than what was possible in 2002, five years before...
View ArticleReal estate investment group buys historic Ogle Hall from Naval Academy...
Fair Winds Capital Investments purchased the property Thursday, the alumni association announced Friday in a press release. The association is in the process of building a new center across from the...
View ArticleTwo men charged with killing an army reservist and his girlfriend in West...
Two men have been charged with gunning down an army reservist enrolled at Morgan State and his longtime girlfriend in West Baltimore last year.
View ArticleMaryland federal court employees required to get vaccine, chief judge says
The chief judge of the U.S. District Court for Maryland is requiring employees to get vaccinated, effective immediately.
View ArticleBaltimore Police officer criminally charged with failing to secure a man...
A Baltimore Police officer is criminally charged with failing to act when an an assault suspect he hadn’t secured kicked an unresponsive man in front of the officer, the Baltimore State’s Attorney’s...
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