'Climate Change Is Real' Maryland Feeling Effects Of Rising Sea Levels
Sea levels are rising and the effects are being felt in Maryland.
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Sea levels are rising and the effects are being felt in Maryland.
The Severn River Association and Oyster Recovery Partnership will plant 20 million juvenile oysters in the Severn River on Friday as part of an ongoing effort to improve water quality.
For six weeks, plebes at the U.S. Naval Academy are all but cut off from their parents. But this is Plebe Parents' Weekend, where loved ones are reunited after a grueling six weeks of basic training.
The Maryland House of Delegates requested Governor Larry Hogan extend Maryland's state of emergency amid a steady rise in key Covid metrics in the state as the highly transmissible Delta variant spreads.
An Annapolis man was sentenced last Friday to 20 years in prison for striking two bicyclists, killing one, and causing minor injuries to five others while under the influence of Xanax and cocaine, Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Anne Colt Leitess announced Thursday.
Wednesday marks the 100th birthday of the late author, Alex Haley. Haley died at the age of 70 on February 10, 1992, in Seattle but part of his work from his popular story about family history stemmed from Maryland.
Jarrod Ramos said was dissatisfied with his counsel after the trial, requesting a standard, pre-sentencing report be waived and sentencing be moved up. Judge Michael Wachs denied both.
Governor Larry Hogan announced that Project Restore will begin accepting applications in September.
The Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival, originally scheduled for Oct. 30, has been postponed until June 4, 2022, organizers said.
Comptroller Peter Franchot outlined a plan Monday to increase equity and inclusion for Black Maryland residents as part of his campaign for governor, including a pledge to name a Black woman as his running mate.
The U.S. Postal Service and the U.S. Lighthouse Society held a dedication Saturday to celebrate the inclusion of the Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse in a new issue of five "Forever" stamps.
The U.S. Coast Guard suspended their search Wednesday morning for a man who fell off a sailboat near Annapolis Tuesday.
President Joe Biden this week remembered the five Capital Gazette employees killed in a 2018 massacre in their Annapolis newsroom.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced over $6 million in grants to support the Maryland Criminal Intelligence Network (MCIN) and heroin coordinators Monday.
Anne Arundel County police announced Friday they have made three arrests in connection with a shooting in Annapolis earlier this week.
"Journalists Matter: Faces of the Capital Gazette" is a photo exhibition in the Michael E. Busch Annapolis Library that features surviving family members of the Capital Gazette mass shooting.
Annapolis police are investigating a reported sex offense at a camp program on Wednesday afternoon.
The gunman found criminally responsible for the mass shooting attack against the Capital Gazette will be sentenced on Sept. 28.
The Anne Arundel County Public Library system opened what officials said was the first of its kind community pantry Saturday at its Discoveries: The Library at the Mall location in Westfield Annapolis.
Maryland Speaker of the House Adrienne Jones on Friday announced support to include a referendum to legalize cannabis on the 2022 General Election ballot.
After more than two weeks in court, jurors in the Capital Gazette shooting trial found Thursday that Jarrod Ramos was criminally responsible.
A judge denied bail Thursday for Angelo Harrod, the man accused of firing the stray bullet that killed Michelle Cummings in Annapolis.
The City Council of Annapolis announced the passing of The Medicare For All Act of 2021. This is the first resolution in Maryland State Capitol history in support of Federal Bill H.R. 1976.
Annapolis Police said an arrest has been made in the death of USNA mother Michelle Cummings. Police will make an announcement about the arrest Wednesday at 1 p.m.
Both sides have rested their case in the Capital Gazette mass shooting trial. The hope is that that closing arguments will begin Thursday morning.
