Woman charged with attempting to take gun past BWI checkpoint
A Frederick woman was charged with attempting to carry a loaded gun past a security checkpoint at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport over the weekend, Transportation Security Administration officials said....
View Article2 arrested in Glen Burnie after altercation involving gun
An altercation outside a bar led to two people being arrested on gun charges early Monday morning in Glen Burnie, Anne Arundel police said. Michael Blair Ceresa, 27, of Glassport, Pa., has been...
View ArticleFamed Annapolis artist Lee Boynton dies at 62
Annapolis artist Lee Boynton, famous for his art murals throughout the city, died of colon cancer Sunday night. He was 62. Boynton was known for his Impressionist theories of color and light in both...
View ArticleBaltimore man indicted on drug-related charges stemming from Brooklyn Park...
A Baltimore man was indicted by an Anne Arundel County grand jury on Friday for drug-related charges stemming from a traffic stop in Brooklyn Park last month. Tyrone Eugene Watkins, 46 of Baltimore,...
View ArticleAfter decade absence, paper ballots return to Maryland
For the first time in more than a decade, Anne Arundel voters will cast their votes on a paper ballot during Tuesday's Democratic and Republican Presidential Primary Elections. As of Monday afternoon,...
View ArticleAltercation causes Corkran Middle School to shut its doors
Corkran Middle School kept students inside the building for about 30 minutes Monday morning after a verbal altercation among two students and several adults, according to school system spokesman Bob...
View ArticleY of Central Maryland to buy Big Vanilla in Pasadena
The Y in Central Maryland will purchase the Big Vanilla Athletic Club in Pasadena next month, creating a second location in Anne Arundel County. The Y, which bought the Big Vanilla's location in...
View ArticleGlen Burnie children need medical care after being burned by coffee
Two young children are hospitalized after being burned in their home
View ArticleNorth County educator named Teacher of the Year
Katrina Griffin is a German teacher who gets students excited about learning
View ArticleOn the Bay: New group conducts census of citizen scientists
A new environmental organization is conducting a census of volunteer water quality monitoring groups. The Chesapeake Monitoring Cooperative was formed by the Environmental Protection Agency's...
View ArticleUnion Jack's hosting Prince tribute
British pub chain hosting fundraiser in honor of music icon
View ArticleMan struck and killed on Route 3
A pedestrian was struck and killed on Route 3 in Crofton Tuesday morning, an Anne Arundel County Fire Department spokesman said. Firefighters were dispatched the area of southbound Route 3 and Capitol...
View ArticleEarly Annapolis voters unsure about candidates
'This is the first election where I've had more questions than answers'
View ArticleSevern man charged in connection with three armed robberies
A Severn man was charged Monday in connection with three commercial armed robberies last week, county police said. Jaton Tyer, 39, of Deer Run Court, faces 10 charges stemming from robberies on April...
View ArticlePasadena hits the polls
Voters talk about Republican, Democratic presidential primaries
View ArticleOdenton voters feel the 'Bern'
Odenton resident Amanda Cook strapped her eight-month-old son to her chest as she voted at Odenton Elementary School Tuesday. Cook, 32, voted for Sen. Bernie Sanders for president and Congressman...
View ArticleElection running smoothly at Heritage Baptist Church
County elections director says they may break 2012 turnout numbers
View ArticleOfficials exploring establishing Annapolis as a No Discharge Zone
Environmentalists are asking boaters to do the right thing. The Severn River Commission has renewed its call that Annapolis establish itself as a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency designated No...
View ArticleMaryland traffic deaths up 17.3 percent in 2015
Anne Arundel sees slight decrease as fatalities rise in the region
View ArticleVoting runs smoothly on Broadneck peninsula
No problems were reported with the return to old technology, the paper ballot, during primary voting on Tuesday on the Broadneck peninsula. "It's working fine. No problems at all with the paper ballot...
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