Video shows alleged suspects in Baltimore shooting that injured child, man
Baltimore Police shared video showing the alleged suspects and car involved in a Baltimore playground shooting that left an 11-year-old and a man injured.
Maryland state senator calls for emergency special session to redraw congressional map
A Maryland state senator is calling for lawmakers to return to Annapolis next month for a special session on congressional redistricting, arguing Democrats risk falling behind as Republican-led states move forward with new maps.
Long-time downtown Annapolis business to close over construction project
A longtime downtown Annapolis business says it will close at the end of the year, with the owner blaming a sharp decline in business on ongoing construction tied to the city's flood prevention and revitalization project.
Record travel numbers expected during Memorial Day weekend, per AAA
A record 45 million Americans are expected to travel at least 50 miles this Memorial Day weekend, according to AAA — but they could be dealing with packed highways, crowded airports, and higher travel costs.
Country music star Jackson Dean to return home for benefit concert at Arundel High School
Jackson Dean, a country music star and Arundel High alumnus, will have a full-circle moment this weekend with a homecoming to headline a benefit concert at his alma mater.
Blue Angels' flight captivates Maryland crowd ahead of U.S. Naval Academy Commissioning
The Blue Angels returned to the skies over Annapolis on Wednesday, drawing huge crowds to the waterfront during the U.S. Naval Academy's annual Commissioning Week.
U.S. Navy Blue Angels give spectators a "thrill" with flyover practice
Thousands of people packed the Annapolis, Maryland, waterfront on Tuesday as the U.S. Navy's elite flight squadron, the Blue Angels, performed a full rehearsal over the Severn River ahead of Wednesday's official air show.
Annapolis residents, business owners frustrated over downtown parking issues
Dozens of people raised concerns during public comment at last week's Annapolis City Council meeting, saying parking has become too expensive, confusing, and difficult to navigate.
Voluntary water restrictions in place in Baltimore region due to ongoing drought
Voluntary water restrictions have been put in place for parts of the Baltimore region ahead of the summer due to ongoing drought conditions and low reservoir levels, according to the city's Department of Public Works (DPW).
U.S. Naval Academy plebes complete annual Herndon Climb in Maryland
The United States Naval Academy Class of 2029 officially became fourth-class midshipmen after completing the academy's annual Herndon Climb.
Legislation signed into law in Baltimore County to hold "reckless pet owners accountable"
A package of legislation aimed at protecting pets was signed into law in Baltimore County with the goal of holding pet owners accountable.
Anne Arundel County firefighters say staffing shortages continue to put a strain on crews
Anne Arundel County firefighters say staffing shortages are continuing to strain crews across the county as population growth and emergency calls increase.
Anne Arundel County leaders celebrate new Crownsville fire station
Anne Arundel County leaders celebrated the official ribbon-cutting Thursday for the new Crownsville Fire Station 6, a $15 million facility officials say will expand emergency coverage and improve firefighter safety.
Outdoor dining lease agreement for 5 downtown Annapolis restaurants is expiring
Annapolis leaders said they are working toward individual street cafe leases for each business while balancing upcoming construction, public safety concerns, and major events downtown.
Treasurer accused of stealing $240k from Maryland youth athletic club
Investigators said the money was meant to support children in the Pasadena Buccaneers Athletic Club, a volunteer-run organization that provides youth sports programs.