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Anne Arundel Police need help finding pair who kidnapped woman, threw her over bridge
Anne Arundel County Police need help finding a pair of suspects who they say attacked a woman in Glen Burnie two years ago, stuffed her in the trunk of her car and threw her off the Curtis Creek Drawbridge.
Hand-count confirms Annapolis Democratic primary results
After 2 1/2 hours poring over the thousands of ballots cast last week in the Annapolis primary election, officials said their audit confirmed the results released Tuesday in the five contested Democratic races.
After election night mishap and with a close race, Annapolis to hand-count primary votes
Annapolis elections officials are auditing the city’s primary election results. The decision to hand-count ballots follows an election night snafu and a race decided by four votes.
Maryland attorney general’s first prosecutions of police dismissed before trial
Circuit Judge Stacy W. McCormack’s decision to toss the case Tuesday means the Maryland Attorney General’s Office’s first police prosecution failed before the case could even go before a jury.
Annapolis primary election results: Littmann prevails in mayoral race
Annapolis on Tuesday released the official results of its primary election, a week after polls closed. The election featured five contested Democratic primaries for mayor and City Council seats.
New ‘Capital Gazette Five’ highway markers remind: ‘It’s still dangerous to tell the truth.’
New highway markers along Rowe Boulevard pay homage to the five Capital Gazette employees killed during a 2018 mass shooting in the Annapolis newsroom. Some said there’s a deeper meaning to the signage.
Anne Arundel teen sentenced to 18 months in jail for Meade High stabbing
An 18-year-old was sentenced Friday to 18 months in jail for stabbing a fellow student at Meade High School in January.
Hearing in mass shooting case renews attention to Anne Arundel state’s attorney’s actions
Defense attorneys for a man accused of shooting six people in Annapolis in 2023 want his charges dismissed, accusing Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Anne Colt Leitess of misconduct during his February trial.
A kangaroo in Maryland? Police hop on report of exotic pet in Edgewater.
Wildlife officers in Maryland responded to a report of something startling earlier this month: a pet kangaroo in Edgewater. Anne Arundel County code prohibits such exotic animals as pets, but Maryland law is silent on kangaroos.
Littmann takes lead over Pindell Charles in Annapolis Democratic mayoral primary
Annapolis hardware store owner Jared Littmann opened up a commanding lead over longtime Alderwoman Rhonda Pindell Charles in the Democratic primary for Annapolis mayor.
Bill to slow affordable housing in Anne Arundel rejected by County Council
The 4-3 vote along party lines followed impassioned public testimony at the end of a four-hour legislative meeting Monday night.
Annapolis City Dock project survives another legal hurdle
Annapolis’ $100 million overhaul of City Dock survived another legal challenge, prevailing in a lawsuit brought by a nonprofit.
Meet the candidates running in Annapolis’ primary election Tuesday
Annapolis residents head to the polls Tuesday as the mayor’s post and five of nine City Council seats change hands.
In Anne Arundel, a split over housing and neighbors who want less of it
Monday's bill would pare back a 2024 law that incentivizes "workforce" housing.
Social media rumors fueled Naval Academy confusion that ended in shooting
Amid the wave of threats to college campuses and public officials, an alarming rumor began to spread among midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy of an active shooter roaming the campus.
Naval Academy midshipman shot after mistaking officer for threat
A midshipman was shot at the U.S. Naval Academy Thursday evening, triggering a campus lockdown and heavy police response for hours, a U.S. Navy official said.
Annapolis, citing U.S. Postal Service delays, warns voters to drop off mail-in ballots
Annapolis attributed the problem to “issues with the U.S. Postal Service.”
Anne Arundel might have to pay back state $500K for closing south county boat ramp
Anne Arundel County may have to pay Maryland more than $500,000 for abruptly closing a boat ramp in Shady Side in July.
Haunting hospital memorial reveals lives once hidden in Crownsville graves
Anne Arundel County dedicated a memorial listing the names of 1,727 patients who died at the Crownsville state hospital between 1912 and 1965 and were buried in mostly unmarked graves.
Annapolis aldermen propose ranked-choice voting for ‘kinder and fairer’ elections
Legislation before the Annapolis City Council aims to implement ranked-choice voting by 2029.
