Anne Arundel County

The Anne Arundel County Police are offering a reward of up to $13,000 in the case of Melanie Meleney, 45, who was last seen on October 12, 2018.

By Olivia Sanchez

Nov 14, 2019

A fifth grader at Millersville Elementary School expected a normal lunch on Thursday afternoon, turning to her friends and giggling over ice cream, when the speaker phone came on and a question ricocheted through the cafeteria: “Kaylee Post, would you have lunch with me?”

By Naomi Harris

Nov 14, 2019

Annapolis will officially take possession of the historic Capt. William H. Burtis house and an adjacent property, following months of negotiations with Maryland’s natural resources department, according to a city news release.

By Brooks DuBose

Nov 14, 2019

After arranging to sell his professional tattoo kit, a male was robbed of it and his smartphone at gunpoint Wednesday night in Glen Burnie by the prospective purchasers, Anne Arundel County police say.

By Alex Mann

Nov 14, 2019

A drunk driver crashed their car through the entrance of a Roly Poly sandwich shop Wednesday night, police said.

By Lilly Price

Nov 14, 2019

Anne Arundel police are looking for a man they said robbed a Severn 7-Eleven Wednesday using a metal pipe.

A Severna Park man was arrested after police said he entered an Arnold bank, announced a robbery, took cash and fled.

Maryland has a new millionaire though they were one number away from winning another $59 million jackpot according to lottery officials.

By Lilly Price

Nov 14, 2019

Three people involved in a six-car accident near Crownsville were transported Thursday morning to local hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries, Anne Arundel County fire officials said.

By Brooks DuBose

Nov 14, 2019

A majority of Anne Arundel County state lawmakers and County Council members, regardless of party affiliation, are supporting a slate of Circuit Court judges up for election next year.

By Alex Mann

Nov 14, 2019

Former NFL player Jacob Bender, 34, of Glen Burnie was arrested Tuesday after police said he was found with 144 illegal oxycodone pills and ammunition at his home.

By Phil Davis

Nov 14, 2019

Mental health, youth athletics and cultural preservation are among the topics the Anne Arundel County Delegation plans to discuss at the Legislative Priorities Meeting, set for Thursday at 5 p.m. in Tyras Athey Delegation Room 142 at Lowe House Office Building in Annapolis.

By Olivia Sanchez

Nov 13, 2019

A few hundred students, legislators, activists rally for larger settlement in long-running HBCU lawsuit

By Lilly Price

Nov 13, 2019

At the Greater Crofton Council Meeting Tuesday night, representatives from the State Highway Administration introduced a new highway corridor study that includes Route 3. They expect to have results by early 2020, but do not currently have funds allocated to put the recommendations in action, and do not currently have a plan about how they will convey the results of the survey to the public.

By Olivia Sanchez

Nov 13, 2019

Dupree Rashard Williams, 29, was found dead in Lansdowne over the weekend.

For decades, as Baltimore lost thousands of residents, its political power in Annapolis dwindled. But the Baltimore region’s sway in state politics looks to be returning.

As any fan of “Law & Order” can tell you, our judicial system doesn’t always provide resolution, even if a case appears to be a slam dunk. Take, for instance, 1959’s Case of the Stripper Shooter, which which went down in Laurel and appeared in newspapers across the country.

On Nov. 5, the city of Laurel will hold its general election for mayor and five City Council members: two from Ward 1, two from Ward 2 and one at-large.

Local library systems have come out against a decision by a major publisher that would limit how many e-books libraries can purchase.

Maryland’s Legislative Black Caucus is withdrawing a proposal that would have forced some of its members to choose between their black and Latino ethnic backgrounds.

By Luke Broadwater

Oct 21, 2019

Members of the new group Laurel Friends of the River Patuxent were out recently, cutting vines along the Patuxent River in an attempt to clear out the invasive species that choked the native plants.