Anne Arundel County
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- Anne Arundel's Crane, Towson's Skinner named Unsung Hero winners
- Anne Arundel stormwater fee debate flows into June
- Obama to address Naval Academy commencement
- Body of Hyattsville man found in Edgewater creek
- Three Severn-area teenagers charged in armed robberies
- Price of Phillips' house drops to $28.8M
Maryland News
2 killed in Anne Arundel County crash
Police say a 36-year-old women and a 14-year-old boy were critically injured late Friday night in the crash on Patuxent River Road near West Central Avenue in Davidsonville.
2 Eastern Shore airports awarded FAA grants
Two Eastern Shore airports have been awarded grants for safety and environmental assessments.
Annapolis woman publishes book on Hemingway
When Ernest Hemingway tells you to do something, how can you say no?
Passenger killed, driver hurt when car hits tree
Anne Arundel County police say a woman was killed when the car she was riding in hit a tree in Pasadena.
Woman, 81, killed in car crash in Anne Arundel
An 81-year-old woman died in a crash in Anne Arundel County Sunday afternoon.
Land dispute at Butler's Orchard resolved
A land dispute has been resolved and people are now able to pick apples at the popular Butler's Orchard in Germantown.
Md. woman sentenced to 3 years for burglaries
A 24-year-old woman has been sentenced to three years in prison for a series of burglaries in the Severn area.
Md. delegate says he was drinking before boat crash
A Maryland lawmaker on Thursday acknowledged that he had been drinking alcohol before operating a motorboat that collided with another vessel, injuring himself and five others, and that his blood alcohol content was more than twice the legal limit.
2 boats destroyed in Md. marina fire
Anne Arundel County fire officials say a fire at the South River Marina in Edgewater has destroyed two boats.
Md. delegate among those hurt in Magothy River boat collision
Md. delegate Don Dwyer was among those hurt in a boat collision in Anne Arundel County Wednesday night.
Murder charge dropped in Md. store slaying
Prosecutors have dropped nine charges, including first-degree murder, against a Glen Burnie teenager in a fatal shooting during a botched robbery of a convenience store.
Man beaten to death in Md. grocery store
A North East man is being held without bond after police say he beat a stranger to death in front of shoppers at an Elkton grocery.
Remains found behind shopping center identified
A woman whose body was found in the woods behind a shopping center has been identified, and Anne Arundel County police say she was a homicide victim.
Brothers charged after marijuana plants are seized
Anne Arundel County police have arrested two brothers who, they say, were growing marijuana in their backyard in Pasadena.
A roll call on how the House voted on gambling
Here's how members of the House of Delegates voted to expand gambling to allow table games and a casino in Prince George's County. The vote was 71 to 58. A majority of 71 voters was needed.
Md. maintenance man pleads guilty to burglaries
A former maintenance worker in a public housing community has pleaded guilty to using a master key to enter apartments and steal things.
Annapolis Film Festival event coming into focus
The weather starts getting cooler in September, but it's still shorts weather as far as the organizers of the Annapolis Film Festival are concerned.
3 taken to hospital after 2 house fires in Md.
Fire officials say two people suffered smoke inhalation and another suffered burns in separate house fires in Anne Arundel County.
Man arrested in triple stabbing in Annapolis
Authorities say a 25-year-old man has been charged in connection with a triple stabbing last week at an apartment in Annapolis.
Man charged with burglarizing 18 businesses in Md.
Anne Arundel County police have charged a man with more than two dozen offenses in connection with 18 burglaries in the county.
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