Hispanic Health Festival aims to meet a growing community's needs
The halls of the Heritage Community Church in Severn swell with activity on a rainy Saturday afternoon. It's the seventh Hispanic Health Festival & Community Resource Day and the two-story church...
View ArticleAnnapolis might let you pay your parking tickets with canned food
If passed, residents could use canned goods to pay for parking tickets
View ArticleHurricane Matthew could steer closer to Eastern Seaboard
Annapolis boat show on the look out
View ArticleHelping hands: students help build prosthetic hands at Northrop Grumman
Maryland students helped assemble prosthetic hands in Linthicum Monday, with the hands to be donated to a nonprofit helping children in need. Northrop Grumman Missions Systems, an aerospace and...
View ArticleLoaded gun, drugs seized in Brooklyn Park
Anne Arundel police seized a loaded handgun and drugs from a vehicle early Tuesday morning in Brooklyn Park. Thomas Edward Brown, 35, of Baltimore, who was in the vehicle, has been charged with...
View ArticleBWI accepting applications for expedited security screenings
Travelers at BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport can apply for expedited security screenings before boarding a plane. The Transportation Security Administration opened a Precheck Application Center at the...
View ArticleTwo Light Rail stations near BWI to close for crossing repair
Stations closed Friday until Tuesday
View ArticleHoyer, tech leaders talk jobs, government technology in Annapolis
Inside the Arundel Center in Annapolis, Rep. Steny Hoyer and some of the state's leaders in technology work shopped the Democrat's jobs and technology modernization plan much like they would an idea...
View ArticleAnnapolis will seek third-party opinion on Parkside Preserve
Annapolis Mayor Mike Pantelides on Tuesday said he will ask a third-party expert to evaluate the condition of the forest where developers plan to cut down trees for the Parkside Preserve project. The...
View ArticleSecond public boat ramp planned in Shady Side
Six months after Anne Arundel County opened its first public boat ramp in Pasadena, officials are preparing to build a second one — this time in south county. On Friday, County Executive Steve Schuh...
View ArticleNSA contractor from Glen Burnie charged with stealing top-secret information
A Navy veteran from Glen Burnie with a top-secret security clearance working as a government contractor has been charged with stealing government property and taking and keeping classified materials,...
View ArticleJudicial candidates debate in Hanover forum
Anne Arundel's judicial candidates for the Fifth Circuit Court duked it out Wednesday night over criminal justice issues as Claudia Barber looks to challenge the four sitting associate judges for one...
View ArticleSeverna Park assisted living facility fined after fire
A Severna Park assisted living facility has been fined for tampering with its sprinkler system shortly before a fire broke out there last month, displacing nearly 60 residents, a spokesman for the...
View ArticleHow Fort Meade's new 'city manager' is tackling the base's continuing growth
Fort George G. Meade's newest garrison commander faces an ever-changing world of military command. Col. Thomas Rickard, the base's "city manager" in his words, is tasked with overseeing one of the few...
View ArticleAnne Arundel County Executive marries local business woman
Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh and local business woman Dania Blair were married Thursday evening in Annapolis. The couple were married during a private ceremony with their parents,...
View ArticleSeven to be honored with annual Annie Awards
Seven to be honored with annual Annie Awards recognizes contributions to the arts in Anne Arundel County
View Article2 arrested in 2015 slaying of soldier assigned to Fort Meade
The husband of an Army private shot to death in her Severn townhouse last year was arrested Thursday and charged in connection with her slaying, federal officials said Friday. Law enforcement...
View ArticleAnne Arundel Medical Center uses new approach to treating breast cancer
Less is more philosophy represents move away from aggressive surgery
View ArticleOne woman's story: Perseverance paid off in breast cancer diagnosis
Riviera Beach resident Sandra Massey dropped off another one of her tasty casseroles just before lunchtime at the radiation oncology department of the Tate Cancer Center at University of Maryland...
View ArticleTrump remarks spark criticism in Annapolis, Anne Arundel
While Democrats, Republicans express disdain, positions vary
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