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Edgewater man accused in wife’s killing released on house arrest amid prosecution appeal
A former Navy doctor accused of fatally stabbing his wife in Edgewater will be released on house arrest as Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney Anne Colt Leitess continues her appeal rulings relating to her alleged misconduct in the prosecution.
Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025 — The Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County in Annapolis.
King Charles highlights US-UK bond in speech to Congress before state dinner
King Charles III will embrace some of Washington’s most formal ceremonial trappings on Tuesday as he tries to emphasize a bond between the United Kingdom and the United States.
President Donald Trump and Britain's King Charles III talk at the White House, Monday, April 27, 2026, in Washington.
Council passes previously stalled Unmask ICE bill
The County Council voted to prohibit law enforcement officers from wearing masks or face coverings while on duty in Montgomery County.
At-Large Montgomery County Councilmember Will Jawando speaks during a council session for electing a new president from the current council at the Montgomery County Council Office Building in Rockville, MD.
Poll hints at tight 3-way Democratic race for Anne Arundel County executive
A poll from Anne Arundel Community College shows no runaway leader in the Democratic primary to replace Steuart Pittman, the term-limited county executive.
From left, Pete Smith, Allison Pickard, and James Kitchin speak at a candidate forum at the Caucus of African American Leaders of Anne Arundel County meeting on April 14, 2026.
Olney Theatre is begging audiences not to spoil the ending of its new musical
At Olney Theatre’s new musical, “I & You,” theater staff are handing out “No spoilers” stickers at the end to encourage audiences to let others discover the twist for themselves.
Olney Theatre’s world premiere of “I & You: The Musical” brings heart, fun and a stunning twist.
Jon Meoli: 5 factors that explain the Orioles’ uneven offense
The Orioles offense hasn’t been as consistent or productive as you might hope. There are five more months to change that, but this one is basically in the books.
Orioles first baseman Pete Alonso reacts after striking out to end the third inning against the San Francisco Giants on April 10.
State dumps Kiewit as Key Bridge builder, potentially delaying project past 2030
Citing Kiewit’s high cost estimates, Maryland will seek a new builder on the open market.
Crane barges are idle at sunrise at the Francis Scott Key Bridge site on the second anniversary of its catastrophic collapse.
Heisman Trophy finalist Diego Pavia will sign with Ravens after going undrafted
Former Vanderbilt QB Diego Pavia had initially accepted an invitation to the Ravens’ rookie minicamp, which will be held Saturday, but he was set to officially join the team’s rookie class Tuesday.
Diego Pavia of Vanderbilt, shown in the the ReliaQuest Bowl in Tampa, Florida, finished second in Heisman Trophy voting last season.
Baltimore cheesesteak spot opening a Fells Point location
Dimples Bar & Grill, a Locust Point cheesesteak spot that opened last November, is opening a second location in Fells Point.
Armand Miles, co-owner of Dimples Bar & Grill in Locust Point, cooks steak for a cheesesteak.
Kyle Goon: Navy’s ‘2 knuckleheads from Pittsburgh’ are chasing their hometown dream
COLUMN | Eli Heidenreich and Alex Tecza were high school teammates for state title champion Mt. Lebanon, then helped elevate Navy football 21 wins in their final two seasons. Now, they have a chance to fulfill a crazy dream of playing for their hometown NFL team.
Navy fullback Alex Tecza, (46) celebrates his touchdown run with running backs Eli Heidenreich (22) and Brandon Chatman (24) during the first half of the Armed Forces Bowl NCAA college football game against Oklahoma, Friday, Dec. 27, 2024, in Fort Worth, Texas.
After first culling season, Baltimore parks have 230 fewer deer
Baltimore tried something new to address its unchecked deer population, placing sharpshooters in three parks after dark to cull the rampant ungulates that have decimated habitats and native plants.
A deer wanders through Lake Roland Park in June.
Best and worst value picks in Ravens’ draft class | Banner Ravens Podcast
Evaluating Baltimore’s 11-player draft class based on a consensus big board.
Hutzell: Hey, Southwest Airlines! Why do you want my wife and me to split up?
COLUMN | Two days after our 33rd wedding anniversary, Southwest Airlines decided that we should split up. We’d fallen prey to one of the dumber airline decisions in recent memory, annoying loyal flyers by charging more to sit together.
A Southwest Airlines flight sits next to the passenger gate on April 19, 2026 as passengers in Louisville, Kentucky, board for a flight to Baltimore-Washington International Airport.
‘NIMBY’ plays big role in scant access to Anne Arundel’s 530-mile waterfront
A neighborhood revolt against a proposed park in Crownsville has become a flash point in Anne Arundel County’s struggle to provide access to its more than 530 miles of waterfront.
Anne Arundel County is proposing a parking lot in Valentine Creek Park that would sit about a half-mile from the water.
An opioid 100 times deadlier than fentanyl killed her. She won’t be the last.
Carfentanil first alarmed officials a decade ago, when it was linked to a wave of overdose deaths before fading. Now, amid an unpredictable drug supply, it appears to be making a deadly comeback.
A photograph of Eleanor Neal, who died last year at the age of 26, on display as family and friends gather to honor her life in March.
I tried 3 of this year’s most highly anticipated Maryland restaurants. Here’s what to expect.
You’ll want to book a table for these three highly anticipated Maryland restaurants slated to open this summer.
New Kitchens on the Block, a D.C.-based food festival that allows attendees to sample local restaurants before they opened, featured three of Maryland’s most-anticipated spots of the year. Pictured: chiocciole alla vodka from Potomac’s upcoming Italian restaurant, Maurizio’s.
Man charged with attempted assassination of Trump in correspondents’ dinner shooting
The man who authorities say tried to storm the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner with guns and knives was charged Monday with the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump as federal authorities suggested an attack that disrupted one of Washington’s glitziest events had been planned for at least several weeks.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, with U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro, left, and FBI Director Kash Patel, right, speaks during a news conference at the Department of Justice on Monday.
Former McDonogh teacher, Living Classrooms founder accused of abuse in lawsuit
A former student at McDonogh School is alleging in a new lawsuit that a faculty member sexually abused her, which she says she reported to the school nearly 40 years ago.
The Edward A. Garmatz United States District Courthouse is seen on July 23, 2025 in Baltimore, Maryland.
Howard County kicks off Ellicott City flood tunnel construction this summer
Howard County begins construction on a mile-long flood tunnel in Ellicott City to prevent future deadly flash floods and protect historic Main Street.
County Executive Calvin Ball hosts a tour of the new North Tunnel in Ellicott City.
Baltimore County school librarians will still pull double duty as teachers next year
Board members attempted to fix the problem for the 2026-27 school year by adding 36 teachers to the budget, which would have allowed librarians to drop their extra duties.
Baltimore County Public Schools leaders said last week that it no longer had the funding to relieve school librarians of classroom teaching duties.
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