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Coronavirus handed Anne Arundel County public schools and senior classes a conundrum unlike any before: a global pandemic canceled their proms, graduations, and other events. What was to be done with all of the money raised?
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The NAACP’s Anne Arundel chapter has been developing the Arundel Green Book for the last three years to serve as a local resurrection of the annual guidebook published through 1966 for African-American road-trippers to find safe-havens during the era of Jim Crow laws.
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Activists say they won’t stand for what they call racist social media posts and actions perpetuated by owners and associates of the businesses. And apologies aren’t enough to earn back their money.
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For 20 years, Susan Callis launched her kayak at Sarles boatyard in Eastport.The dock was on private property but the previous owner, Deb Smith, let neighbors walk to the water anyway. It was one of a few places in the city that she could put-in that was close by and convenient, Callis said.
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For the first time in two years, he gets to celebrate the holiday with his family.
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The Capital asked Black community leaders across Annapolis and Anne Arundel County what it means to be a Black American on this day. Here's what they had to say.
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A man’s body was pulled out of Spa Creek early Friday morning after witnesses told first responders they saw him jump in.
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A 19-year-old man from Silver Spring who was shot early Thursday morning in Odenton has died as a result of his injuries, Anne Arundel County police said.
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A motorcyclist from Annapolis died Thursday night after a crash in Glen Burnie involving an SUV, Anne Arundel County police said.
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Anne Arundel County police arrested a Glen Burnie man on child pornography charges after an investigation in partnership with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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A Confederate statue at a Lothian church was torn down overnight and vandalized with red spray paint, Anne Arundel County police said Friday.
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A 70-year-old Davidsonville woman with dementia who was reported missing Thursday afternoon died in Baltimore that night, Anne Arundel County police said.
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Police say they have one Black man into custody Thursday after he assaulted another Black man in a Bowie grocery store because he was dating a white woman.
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Local nonprofits strapped for cash due to the coronavirus pandemic are receiving assistance for capital projects and human service programs thanks to a previously dormant local program. With nearly $670,000 total in grants, organizations will be able to provide individualized literacy training, help people transition from homelesseness, and provide legal aid to immigrants seeking to become citizens.
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When Annapolis native Ricquel Griffin went through school, she wasn’t taught the basics of money management. Now she has started a program to prevent others from missing out on that learning: Money x Mimosas.
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Six community groups plan to protest outside a Denny’s in Anne Arundel County today about a manager calling 911 on a civil rights activist. The county police chief says it was a confrontation engineered by a longtime critic of his department.
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Officials lay out some rules and advice for boaters to take before heading out on the water for Fourth of July.
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A small group of veterans protested U.S. President Donald Trump’s inaction on intelligence reports that Russia paid bounties for slain U.S. soldiers fighting overseas.
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Michael and Matthew Merritt, both seniors at St. Vincent Pallotti High School, were named co-valedictorians — a first since the school opened in 1921.
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People want to vote in person, and other things we learned from Tuesday's primary in Maryland.
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The city of Laurel has announced all 150th anniversary events through August are canceled. The Laurel Fourth of July committee also announced the city’s Independence Day celebration and fireworks show are canceled.
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Seven inmates have died from COVID-19 in Maryland's prison system, according to the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
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Yvonne Orji, who was born in Nigeria and grew up in Laurel, will have her HBO comedy special “Momma, I Made It!” air June 6. The special includes a stand-up comedy routine with footage weaved in of Orji’s trip to her home country of Nigeria to celebrate her Nigerian-American upbringing.
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Similar to his initial announcement of reopening the economy, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has granted local officials the power to make decisions on their respective jurisdictions.
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Slain Bowie State ROTC student 2nd Lt. Richard W. Collins III was granted an honorary promotion on Wednesday by the secretary of the Army.
