Annapolis Police Arrest 3 Teens In Armed Robbery Along Dock Street Sunday
Three teens were arrested in an armed robbery along Dock Street in Annapolis Sunday evening.
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Three teens were arrested in an armed robbery along Dock Street in Annapolis Sunday evening.
Annapolis is no stranger to flooding and its long had to deal with the effects of rising sea levels. Now, the city has filed a lawsuit against big oil companies to try to hold them accountable for the costs of climate change.
Crabs may get a lot of attention in Maryland, but if you're looking for some great oysters, you may want to head down to Annapolis.
The Annapolis community is mourning the loss of a local icon. He was known to many in the area as "The Walking Man". Carlester Smith passed away Monday. He was 63.
The U.S. Naval Academy is tightening some of its COVID-19 mitigation measures starting immediately after an uptick in positive cases within the Brigade of Midshipmen, they announced Sunday evening.
A draft environmental impact statement of a proposed third crossing of the Chesapeake Bay concluded a third span along the existing Bay Bridge has "substantial advantages" over other alternatives.
Maryland adds 662 coronavirus cases as hospitalizations and statewide positivity rate fall Tuesday morning.
A firefighter was injured after getting minor burns while battling a house fire in Annapolis on Monday night.
Police in Annapolis arrested two people -- a man and a juvenile -- and recovered four loaded handguns earlier this week, officials said.
Annapolis Police Chief Edward Jackson announced Thursday that an Annapolis Police officer was criminally charged with misconduct in office.
The decision on whether or not to build another Bay Bridge may have to wait, all because of the pandemic.
The Annapolis City Council is considering a resolution condemning former President Donald Trump for the violent riots at the U.S. Capitol earlier this month.
Luxury chocolatier Godiva is getting out of the brick and mortar business.
Lidl will open its newest grocery store in Annapolis on February 3.
Maryland officials remembered the nation's longest-serving state Senate president on Friday as a powerful leader who influenced policy for nearly half a century, a towering figure in state politics who could be gruff as well as kind.
Senate President Emeritus Mike Miller will lie in state in the State House rotunda from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday night and again from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday.
As President Joe Biden was sworn in as the next commander-in-chief, security was heightened not only in Washington, D.C., but also at state houses across the country.
The U.S. Naval Academy has a new commandant.
A top Maryland lawmaker announced Monday that he is forming an oversight panel to monitor the state's COVID-19 vaccine rollout, after criticizing "unacceptable" levels of confusion about vaccine access, administration and distribution in the state.
If you're walking around the State House buildings in Annapolis, you'll see that on pretty much every corner there is a police presence.
Annapolis Police are trying to ease some concerns about possible violence leading up to the inauguration.
Two people, including a firefighter, were injured in a townhome fire in Annapolis Wednesday afternoon, the city's fire department said.
Carl Behler, 68, appeared in court Tuesday on charges related to a March 8 crash that killed 58-year-old cyclist and Air Force veteran Arthur Carter and injured two others.
A man was stabbed multiple times during a fight in Annapolis late Tuesday night, police say.
A federal judge in Baltimore has ruled that it is premature for her to decide whether to block the U.S. Naval Academy from expelling a midshipman for posting social media messages deemed to be crude, noting a senior Navy official has not made a final disciplinary decision.
