Video shows man steal tip jar from Glen Burnie pizza shop
A man was caught on camera stealing a tip jar from a Glen Burnie pizza shop, and employees say it's happened before.
Chesapeake Bay Bridge replacement gets final environmental approval
Plans to replace the aging Chesapeake Bay Bridge are moving forward after securing the final federal environmental approval, the Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) announced Thursday.
Anne Arundel firefighters union hopes new county executive will address staffing shortages
After spending the past year pushing for more firefighters and better staffing, Anne Arundel County's professional firefighters union is hopeful change is on the way under newly elected County Executive Allison Pickard.
Dan Cox makes final Election Day push in Maryland governor's race
Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox spent Election Day traveling across Maryland, making a final push to convince voters he should be the state's next governor.
Neighbors react after deadly Halloween confrontation in Cockeysville
Two men are facing charges after allegedly threatening a homeowner while wearing masks in an armed confrontation following Halloween trick-or-treating in Cockeysville.
How a haunted house in Maryland is raising funds for foster youth
One Odenton man is transforming his driveway into a spooky experience to help make the holiday season brighter for teenagers in foster care.
Anne Arundel County launches safety campaign after teen killed in e-moto crash
Police in Anne Arundel County have launched a new safety campaign aimed at preventing crashes involving lightweight e-vehicles after a teen was killed last week in Severna Park.
Mother defends Anne Arundel schools' gender identity policies
A mother in Anne Arundel County says the school district's policies for transgender students helped her family navigate her child's exploration of their gender identity.
Gov. Wes Moore rallies support for Maryland's Question 3 as campaign ad dispute unfolds
Wes Moore joined Democratic leaders in Bowie on Monday to rally support for the amendment, while former President Barack Obama appeared in a new campaign ad urging Maryland voters to approve it.
Empire Towers perimeter lift brings relief to nearby Glen Burnie businesses
After three months of road closures and disruptions, the safety perimeter surrounding Empire Towers in Glen Burnie has officially been lifted, bringing relief to nearby businesses that have struggled to stay afloat.
Maryland voters turn out for first day of early voting
Early voting is underway in Maryland, with voters heading to the polls to weigh in on key issues, including education, affordability, the race for governor and a controversial ballot question.
Maryland gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox calls for statewide ban on data centers
Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox called Wednesday for a statewide ban on new mega data centers.
Anne Arundel County scheme sees people withdraw cash picked up by scammers
Anne Arundel County police have warned residents about a phone scheme in which scammers persuade people to withdraw money from their bank accounts.
Jury struggles to agree while deliberating fate of Stricker Street fire suspect
Jury deliberations continued for a fourth day on Monday in the trial of James Barnett, the suspect accused of setting a rowhome fire that killed three Baltimore firefighters in January of 2022.
Dan Cox outlines plans to make Maryland more affordable in bid to unseat Wes Moore
Republican gubernatorial candidate Dan Cox says Marylanders are struggling with the rising cost of living, and he is promising to make affordability a priority if elected.