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The city of Laurel is offering to help support local businesses during the coronavirus pandemic by inviting owners to submit promotional videos or photographs that will be shown for free on Laurel TV.
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Years after his precious chalice disappeared in the mail, a frustrated Father Jeffrey Dauses gave up hope. Its reappearance during the pandemic was an unexpected blessing.
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The city is expecting an estimated 3% increase in the real property assessable base, which Finance Director Jodee Dickinson stressed is not a tax rate increase, but part of a three-year step increase in property values as required by the state.
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An emergency bill that would have protected Anne Arundel County renters from substantial rent increases during the global coronavirus pandemic failed in the county council Tuesday night, after the body’s four Democrats failed to convince one of their Republican colleagues to vote in support for the supermajority needed to pass emergency legislation.
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Nine care boxes were packed up and shipped to military members: five to the U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt and four to the U.S.S. Nimitz, along with 38 care bags for residents at FutureCare in Arnold.
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Anne Arundel County residents have until Wednesday to register to vote, change their address, change their party affiliation or request to receive the ballot electronically ahead of Maryland’s June 2 primary election, which will take primarily by mail, according to the Maryland State Board of Elections.
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As students in county public schools enter the final month of the school year, mental health providers noted a decline in the use of some resources but said the landscape for children could change as schools possibly reopen in the fall.
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Four sitting judges running as a slate are face primary challenges from a former state’s attorney and a private lawyer in a race for four seats on the Anne Arundel County Circuit Court bench, with final ballots due in less than one week.
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A 52-year-old Pasadena woman who was involved in a motorcycle crash on West Street in Annapolis Saturday died after she was transported to a hospital with serious injuries, Annapolis police said Sunday.
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As graduating seniors finish out their final year in high school, students heading to military academies still look to the future to serve while undertaking the challenges of a disrupted semester by a pandemic.
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Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley handed out face masks downtown Saturday with members of the Annapolis Community Emergency Response Team to encourage social distancing as the weather warms up.
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A motorcyclist was critically injured in a crash with an SUV in Annapolis on Saturday.
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Teachers at Archbishop Spalding High School and Monsignor Slade Catholic school have been named 2020 Archdiocesan and Independent Catholic School Teachers of the Year.
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Seniors at Severn School had their graduation but with a schedule that allowed for smaller gatherings and photos of faculty and staff awaiting them when they arrived on the Severna Park campus.
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The Naval Academy Class of 2020 had been commissioned in smaller groups of 200 in private ceremonies on the Yard over the past two weeks because of the coronavirus restrictions.
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Through concerted efforts of the conservation community which I proudly helped lead, killing horseshoe crabs for bait has been reduced to an average 842,790 mostly male crabs annually from 2013 to 2018.
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The Anne Arundel County Council has implemented a host of procedural changes since they last met in person with the public physically present nearly three months ago. The most recent change as they adjust to the digital set-up, impacts the way public testimony is included in the process. Beginning Tuesday, the online portal for testimony submission will now close at 8 a.m. on the day of the meeting, and will be posted online by noon, said Council Chair Allison Pickard, D-Glen Burnie. None of the testimony will be read into the record during the meetings.
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Drake Smith, a Meade High School junior involved in discussions about racism in Anne Arundel County schools, was elected Friday to be the next student member of the school board.
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Government agencies are enforcing hiring freezes amid uncertainty over how long the pandemic will last.
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An idea of Laurel Mayor Craig Moe, the Chat with a Senior program features volunteers calling senior citizens every Sunday night around 7:30 p.m. to check in and chat.
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A small team of Maryland inmates has made 24,000 cloth masks, 18,000 plastic face shields, 4,000 bottles of hand sanitizer and 1,900 protective gowns to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
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Former NASA administrator James M. Beggs, who led the agency during the early years of the space shuttle program and resigned after the Challenger disaster killed seven astronauts in 1986, died Thursday at his home in Bethesda. He was 94.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announces his "roadmap to recovery" to guide when the state will lift coronavirus-related restrictions.
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Dr. Anton Grobani, a dentist who loved music and operated record stores, has died of the coronavirus.
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A e-commerce company has purchased a $90 million building portfolio in the Baltimore Commons Business Park from real estate brokerage firm Cushman & Wakefield.
