Millersville Steak 'n Shake opens
After several weeks of delays, Maryland's first Steak 'n Shake opened Monday morning in Millersville.
View ArticlePolice seek public's help in identifying Glen Burnie shooting suspects
Anne Arundel County police are seeking the public's help in identifying two suspects in a home invasion and shooting last month in Glen Burnie.
View ArticleNo federal charges in deadly NSA gate shooting
The FBI has closed its investigation into March's deadly shooting at an entrance to the National Security Agency and federal prosecutors have declined to bring charges against anyone involved, a...
View ArticlePasadena man pleads guilty to shooting wife's new boyfriend
Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 11
View ArticleMemorial for Brooklyn Park fire victim this weekend
Body of Toni Oakley released weeks after her death when miscommunication uncovered
View ArticleLt. Gov. scheduled to speak Thursday in Severna Park
Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford will be in Severna Park Thursday, talking to a local chamber luncheon, one of a number of speakers with statewide or national draw this week.
View ArticlePeroutka keeps in touch with Constitution Party
Michael Peroutka may be known as one of four Republicans on the Anne Arundel County Council, but he hasn't cut ties with his former Constitution Party.
View ArticleGlen Burnie man dies in Maine house fire
A Glen Burnie man died after becoming trapped on the second floor of a home that caught fire while visiting relatives Monday, according to officials at the Maine Office of State Fire Marshal.
View ArticleDangerously hot; severe thunderstorm watch until 11 p.m.
Dangerously hot weather warnings have been joined by a severe thunderstorm watch through 11 p.m. Tuesday night.
View ArticleShould politicians tell all when it comes to medical info?
Disclosure varies from case to case
View ArticleTrump discusses his presidential campaign at Linthicum GOP dinner
Criticizes Democrats, celebrities
View ArticleThunderstorms bring end to excessive heat
Highs in the 70s could be on tap for weekend, weather service says
View ArticleCapital Gazette reporter wins prize in Excellence-in-Features awards
Capital Gazette reporter Elisha Sauers will be among those honored at the Society for Features Journalists' annual conference in August for her piece on Clifford Lee Nickalo, a homeless man who died...
View ArticleSix pulled from historic ship in Pasadena during Tuesday's storm
Six people were pulled from an historic ship in the Patapsco River Tuesday evening as howling winds and heavy rain pounded the area.
View ArticleLinthicum: Keller's update - new owners will keep things the same
'If we keep everything the same then we can't fail. I'm not even going to put new paint on the walls.'
View ArticleProtesters, elected officials rally in support of keeping Laurel's train stop
Led by Laurel City Council President Ed Ricks, dozens of residents gathered in the parking lot of the Laurel MARC train station Wednesday morning, chanting "save our stop" in unison and hoisting signs...
View ArticleSchools hit snag in finding contractor for bus software
The school system will have to reissue its request for proposals for bus routing software, but it won't impact pushing school start times to later in the day by the 2016-17 school year, according to...
View ArticleThis Davidsonville company has got your goat
About 80 goats are for hire to eat invasive vegetation
View ArticleRain could set record for June; more forecast through weekend
Record was set in June 1972 when Hurricane Agnes devastated region
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