Damaged memorial dedicated to former slave has Anne Arundel County residents upset
A memorial in Anne Arundel County dedicated to former slave Jason Asbury Pack was mysteriously destroyed.
Maryland senator requests meeting with Salvadoran president to discuss deported Maryland man
In a letter, Sen. Chris Van Hollen requested a meeting with Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele to discuss the return of Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man who was mistakenly deported last month.
Maryland vocational training center gives those formerly incarcerated a second chance
The NCIA Vocational Training Center in Baltimore has helped more than 2,000 people ring in a new chapter in their lives through vocational training, support, and employment services.
FBI, Anne Arundel Police searching for man 10 years after alleged murder of wife
It has been ten years since the murder of Palak Patel at an Anne Arundel County Dunkin' Donuts.
Cockroach billboard removed from Annapolis after residents voice complaints
A large billboard above historic buildings and shops that line City Dock in Annapolis has been removed after a resident voiced concerns.
Anne Arundel County bill encouraging redevelopment gets pushback from residents
Anne Arundel County leaders approved a sweeping measure to encourage redevelopment across the county.
Maryland Gov. Moore signs bills into law following end of 2025 legislative session
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed more than 90 bills into law Tuesday following the end of the 2025 legislative session.
Maryland budget focused on $3 billion deficit passes on final day of legislative session
The Maryland General Assembly passed the state's budget on the final day of the legislative session to close the $3.3 billion deficit, with a slew of tax and fee increases coupled with cuts to state spending.
Pharmacist accused of hacking computers to stalk co-workers at Maryland medical center
The University of Maryland Medical Center (UMMC) is facing a class action lawsuit that accuses a pharmacist of hacking computers to watch doctors undress and breastfeed.
Harbormaster, a downtown Annapolis staple, being demolished as City Dock project advances
The Harbormaster's building is coming down after 49 years as a staple of City Dock in downtown Annapolis, as work moves forward with the City Dock Resiliency Project.
Married couple killed in apparent murder-suicide rattles Baltimore County community
Residents in a quiet Owings Mills community are grappling with an apparent murder-suicide that left a married couple dead Tuesday afternoon.
3 suspects arrested for string of smash-and-grab retail thefts across DMV; an estimated loss of $190,000
Anne Arundel County Police arrested three suspects who they say are involved in an organized crime ring responsible for several smash-and-grab style retail thefts.
Baltimore Police Department pioneers a new era of female leadership
In 2025, women are still underrepresented in leadership positions within law enforcement. The Baltimore Police Department is on track to change that.
Annapolis police meets with community in aftermath of double shooting near bus stop
Annapolis police met with the community Tuesday evening to discuss recent violence in the aftermath of a shooting that left a man dead and a child injured near a school bus stop.
Anne Arundel County residents reflect one year after loss of Francis Scott Key Bridge
One year after the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Anne Arundel County residents continue to feel the impact.