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For Sean Alexander, shooting is the chase of perfection. And it's mighty addictive. Every time he steps onto the trap field, he's trying for a perfect score, shattering every clay pigeon as it zooms away from him at 30 miles per hour.
Annapolis police say a man who said he was looking for his missing iPod has been charged with breaking into a home.
The special session ends with tax hikes for thousands of Marylanders after the General Assembly approves a budget package that avoids painful cuts to education and public safety.
The General Assembly is working its way to a new budget that will avoid deep spending cuts. The Senate approved an income tax hike Tuesday afternoon and the House is set to do the same.
Standoff at the State House. Lawmakers battle to hammer out a budget during a special session--and that could mean higher taxes for you!
Die-hard accessory hunters now have increased shopping options in downtown Annapolis
An Annapolis icon turns 40.
One of Cathy Krohn's favorite things is sitting by the water on her neighborhood beach and watching the sunset. Her beloved German Shepherd, Kyle, is always by her side, even though the Annapolis resident had to carry the 75-pound dog there.
After a trip around the world, a young sailor docks his boat.
A New York lawsuit is asking a court to force the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and the U.S. Naval Academy to improve their response to rapes and sexual assaults.
As comebacks go, it's off the charts. Researchers are finding a population explosion of blue crabs in the Chesapeake Bay.
The Maryland State Education Association turned on a "Doomsday Clock" on Wednesday outlining the wide-ranging effects of about $500 million in cuts streaking across a television screen in red, as teachers, librarians and police implored Gov. Martin O'Malley and lawmakers to call a special session to repair the damage before July 1 when they would take effect.
Elizabeth Hines doesn't suffer from writer's block. There's simply no time. The 16-year-old Annapolis resident cranked out the first book of a three-part series in a mere 10 days.
Annapolis police say a woman chased down a purse-snatching suspect, grabbed him by the collar and retrieved her stolen money.
Tax hikes are out, and cuts are in. That's the way the General Assembly left the state budget after failing to pass a revenue package Monday night.
It's down to the wire for Maryland's legislative session and just in time, lawmakers are trying to come to a compromise on the state's embattled budget.
Matt Rutherford left Annapolis 10 months ago with a dream and little else. The 31-year-old wanted to raise money for a local charity by sailing solo around the Americas.
Just in time for Easter, firefighters in Annapolis rescued a rabbit trapped and injured in a chain link fence Saturday morning.
Minority business owners want the Maryland legislature to use its final days pass a measure to develop offshore wind energy.
The Maryland General Assembly has finished work on legislation to create the framework for a public marketplace to provide health care to the uninsured.
After hearing complaints from some downtown business owners, Annapolis officials plan to consider requiring council approval for special events at City Dock.
A committee of lawmakers has put off a meeting to resolve budget proposal differences between the state Senate and House of Delegates.
Putting the wind to work. Maryland's energy future takes center stage in Annapolis. A renewable energy bill that passed the House last week has an uncertain future in the Senate.
Jim Hunt's cartoon cottage industry has come to include illustrations for textbooks, coloring books, children's books, television shows and commercials, maps, federal and state government publications.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich made several campaign stops in Maryland.
