Soft-Shell Crab Could Be Md.'s Official Sandwich
Maryland already has an official state desert. A state sandwich could be next.
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Maryland already has an official state desert. A state sandwich could be next.
Gambling interests are high up on a list for spending on lobbyists in Maryland this year.
The owner of an Annapolis trolley company says he'll no longer offer wedding services because he opposes same-sex marriage.
While working the cash register, Marge Stevens' eyes reddened with tears Wednesday as the 84-year-old shop owner told customers the news. After 53 years of doing business beside Annapolis' harbor, Stevens Hardware will close at the end of this month, after years of sagging sales.
At a late City Council meeting, an alderman asks the mayor a nuanced question about pensions, but the answer comes out muffled.
Death penalty opponents believe the 2013 Maryland General Assembly session will spell the end of the death penalty in the state.
County officials in Maryland are calling on the state to raise more money for road and transit projects, with a hike in the state's gas tax among the sources they say should be considered.
An Anne Arundel County fire official says a pedestrian was struck by a car along Route 50 in Annapolis and critically injured.
A Deale man has been sentenced to time served in a firebombing in Anne Arundel County.
Ellen Allen's new storefront means customers won't have to travel to Millersville to pick up their purse purchases.
Approximately 3,000 people are expected to participate in a half marathon in Annapolis that will begin and end at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.
The small hotel-sized rooms are still empty of beds and the other trappings that eventually will grace the new building across from Anne Arundel Medical Center.
The city of Annapolis is celebrating its role in the events that led up to the adoption of the U.S. Constitution.
Two Naval Academy students in Annapolis will soon head to Oxford University in England after being chosen for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship.
Annapolis police say a store cashier fought off an armed robber, who then ran away.
The day Cody E. Butz killed himself, "he kissed me on the cheek and told me he loved me," his mother, Carin Trecannelli, remembered.
Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold says school funding is forcing other departments in the county government to forgo money, including police.
A man has been killed in Annapolis while removing trees brought down by Sandy.
Marylanders are dealing with flooding across the state. Annapolis is dealing with an unusual combination of natural forces, but the timing is not all that bad.
People in Annapolis are watching the storm closely. It is the wind, not flooding, that crews have spent the days preparing for.
Gov. Martin O'Malley will be meeting with student leaders to discuss the importance of investing in higher education.
Annapolis officials have selected a Massachusetts company to design a $35 million water treatment plant to replace an 83-year-old facility.
A mayor has many roles, some of them are more important than others. Catching people urinating off a parking garage might not have been fallen under a mayor's many responsibilities – that is until Tuesday
Annapolis hoteliers said bad weather and cuts in government travel allowances have reduced the number of visitors staying downtown.
A judge has reduced the sentence of a man convicted of shooting two people in a mall food court.
