Longtime DC educator and Maryland musician killed in Easter crash
Hearts are heavy across D.C. and Maryland after a deadly crash that killed a longtime educator from D.C. and a well known musician from Annapolis.
44 pounds of cocaine worth over $1 million seized from freighter in Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis
More than 44 pounds of cocaine was discovered on a cargo ship in the Chesapeake Bay near Annapolis Wednesday during an inspection.
First ever Annapolis Oyster Fest begins
The first-ever Annapolis Oyster Fest is now underway. It means you can find deals at 19 participating restaurants – and help a couple of different industries out along the way.
Nearly 100 midshipmen recovering from COVID-19 in Annapolis motel after Academy cases double
Nearly 100 Naval Academy midshipmen are recovering from COVID-19 at a hotel in downtown Annapolis after a surge in cases on campus.
Annapolis police officer charged with misconduct in office
Criminal charges have been brought against an Annapolis police officer who was reportedly closing cases assigned to him without conducting proper investigations and without requisite supervisor approval.
Maryland governor proposes direct payments to an estimated 400K residents
Governor Larry Hogan proposed legislation on Monday that would result in direct payments to Marylanders who earn a low to moderate income as part of its continued efforts to alleviate the economic crisis prompted by the novel coronavirus.
Anne Arundel County continues limited indoor capacity while neighboring counties hope for NYE uptick
After two days of hearings on a dining ban in Anne Arundel County, restaurants can continue to serve people inside at 25 percent capacity.
Black female to lead US Naval Academy's brigade for first time
The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis has announced that a Black female midshipman will be the brigade commander for the first time.
Stunt driver, Annapolis native Travis Pastrana jumps Ego Alley in rally car
Stunt driver and Annapolis native Travis Pastrana jumped Ego Alley in a specially designed rally car Thursday.
Maryland coaches, families will push to play high school football at Annapolis rally
Right now, big crowds may not be gathering at high school football games in Maryland, but this weekend, hundreds of players, coaches, and parents will converge on Annapolis. It’s for what’s being called the "Let Them Play Rally," and organizers said their goal is to fight for high school football in the fall.
Fired Hogan administration deputy defends criticized posts about Kenosha shootings
A deputy director in Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration who drew criticism of his social media posts about fatal shootings during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, says he should not have been fired for giving his opinion online.
Maryland man attacked by group with rake, shovels, Annapolis police say
Police are investigating a report that a group of assailants emerged from the woods in Maryland’s capital city and attacked a man with shovels and a garden rake.
President of Young Democrats of Maryland found dead after reported missing
Authorities say 34-year-old Joseph Kitchen, president of the Young Democrats of Maryland who was last seen a little over a week ago, has been found dead.
Annapolis gets 40,000 mask donations from Chinese city
A municipal government in China has donated 40,000 medical grade face masks to Maryland’s capital city amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Maryland officials discover massive unemployment insurance fraud scheme involving $501M, Governor says
Maryland officials are investigating what Governor Larry Hogan described as a massive unemployment insurance fraud scheme.
7,000-square-foot Breonna Taylor mural put in Annapolis park
A 7,000-square-foot mural honoring Breonna Taylor has been put in a Maryland park.
19-year-old shot, killed over weekend in Annapolis
Authorities are investigating the shooting death of a teen over the weekend in Annapolis.
Macy's to layoff more than 200 employees across 2 Maryland malls
Macy's is laying off more than 200 of its employees in two Maryland malls.
US Naval Academy withdraws appointment over racist messages
The U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis withdrew the appointment of an incoming member of the Class of 2024 after an investigation into racist and inappropriate remarks, an academy official said Monday.
Memorial Day Sandy Point Beach crowd mostly respecting social distancing guidelines
A popular local beach in Maryland proved to be a popular Memorial Day destination once again, but despite the large numbers, those in attendance appeared to be largely respecting social distancing guidelines.