Anne Arundel County

    Anne Arundel delegate charged with second-degree assault
    Del. Gary Simmons, an Anne Arundel County Democrat, was charged July 23 with one count of second-degree assault.
    Del. Gary Simmons, an Anne Arundel County Democrat, was charged July 23 with one count of second-degree assault.
    Concerns about West Nile prompt unscheduled mosquito spraying in Anne Arundel County
    State officials will spray next week in Crofton and Severn to kill mosquitoes after West Nile virus was detected in the insects.
    State officials are performing unscheduled spraying in Crofton and Severn after twice detecting West Nile virus in mosquitoes caught in traps.
    19 hospitalized by suspected food-related illness at Laurel youth academy
    Nineteen people were hospitalized Sunday after a cluster of illnesses at an Anne Arundel County youth academy prompted a mass casualty response.
    Nineteen people were hospitalized Sunday after a cluster of illnesses at the Capital Guardian Youth Challenge Academy in Laurel prompted a mass casualty response.
    Vibrio on the rise as climate warms the Chesapeake Bay
    Infections from vibrio remain relatively uncommon but their number is increasing because of climate change, scientists say. And, as the Chesapeake Bay warms, its mildly salty and nutrient-gorged waters offer prime habitat for the potentially deadly microbe.
    Ava Ellett (right) of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and research assistant Rose Adelizzi examine vibrio bacteria at the Cooperative Oxford Laboratory in Maryland.
    Hutzell: I went to the Smithsonian to catch up on woke history. Outrage was free.
    COLUMN | The White House warned that I should be on the lookout for “anti-white,” “illegal alien” and “transgender” activism while walking through the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. I looked, but all I found was the real lesson of studying history.
    A docent explains why George Washington has no shirt in  Horatio Greenough's marble statue of the nation's founder at the National Museum of American History.
    Motorcyclist dies after colliding with transit bus in Glen Burnie
    Officers responded to the crash around noon Friday on Ritchie Highway at Holsum Way, according to a news release from the Anne Arundel County Police Department.
    Officers responded to the crash around noon Friday on Ritchie Highway at Holsum Way, according to a news release from the Anne Arundel County Police Department.
    Hutzell: The speed limit is about to drop on a dangerous Annapolis road. Get your tickets now.
    COLUMN | Anne Arundel County is lowering the speed limit on Forest Drive in Annapolis from 40 to 35 mph on Monday, the first big step in a $10 million plan to make this dysfunctional back door to Maryland’s state capital safer.
    Come Monday, Anne Arundel County will lower the speed limit on Forest Drive in Annapolis from 40 to 35 mph in an effort to make the heavily traveled road safer.
    What to do this weekend, including a cat show and a record bazaar
    Whether you want to see which cat is the best in show, attend a record bazaar or check out Baltimore restaurants at a discount, we’ve got you covered.
    WUHAN, CHINA - OCTOBER 22:  A Ragdoll cat during the TICA international cat show at the Aoshan Shiji Plaza at the Aoshan Shiji Plaza on October 22, 2016 in Wuhan, Hubei province, China.  (Photo by Wang He/Getty Images)
    Beloved Eastport restaurant loses lease, downtown Annapolis building goes up for sale
    A beloved Eastport restaurant is closing because of issues with its lease, and former mayor Gavin Buckley is selling a prime building he co-owns downtown.
    A mixed-use property, currently home to the restaurant Tsu, is for sale in downtown Annapolis. The building, 51 West St., is in the heart of the Annapolis Arts District.
    Body of missing boater in Anne Arundel County recovered from Rock Creek
    Officials said seven people were on a pontoon boat when Jones jumped off it to retrieve his hat.
    Dive teams from the Maryland Natural Resources Police and Anne Arundel County Fire Department recovered the body of a man who jumped into Rock Creek in Anne Arundel County on Sunday.
    Hutzell: Constitutional challenge could defang an emboldened government watchdog
    COLUMN | If a judge sides with Donna Liberto's constitutional argument, it could have a chilling effect on the Anne Arundel County auditor's ability to pursue fraud, waste and abuse.
    The former superintendent of Lake Waterford Park in Pasadena was fired after an auditor's investigation found she'd been using a department pickup truck for personal business.
    Search for missing boater in Anne Arundel shifts to recovery mission
    The search for a man in Rock Creek after he jumped into the water Sunday and never resurfaced turned into a recovery mission Monday, officials said.
    The search for a man in Rock Creek after he jumped into the water Sunday and never resurfaced turned into a recovery mission Monday, officials said.
    How to get Maryland Renaissance Festival tickets this year
    The annual festival in Crownsville often sells out. Here’s what you need to know about getting a ticket.
    Sir William DeBracey performs for the crowd before jousting at the Maryland Renaissance Festival grounds in Crownsville in 2025.
    Man found dead with gunshot wounds on sidewalk in Odenton neighborhood
    A man was found fatally shot on a sidewalk in an Odenton neighborhood Saturday night, Anne Arundel County Police said.
    An Anne Arundel County Police vehicle.
    Hutzell: Does President Trump have cyclosporiasis? ’Cause he was spewing some weird BS.
    COLUMN | This is another summer we will remember for a continuation of politics that makes you sick to your stomach. Still, it may be the first with cucumbers as a risky proposition. Did the president address our national exploding diarrhea? No, he had another kind of poo on his mind.
    President Donald Trump speaks Thursday night in the East Room of the White House in Washington.
    Anne Arundel County board rejects proposed Chick-fil-A along Route 2 in Arnold
    A monthslong effort by Arnold residents to stop a proposed Chick-fil-A drive-thru restaurant along Route 2 ended in a victory this week when the Anne Arundel County Board of Appeals denied the company’s latest request for preliminary plan approval.
    The Chick-fil-A at Towson Place is shown. Anne Arundel County has rejected a plan for a restaurant at the intersection of Arnold Road and Route 2, near the U.S. 50 interchange.
    Glen Burnie office tower will take longer to stabilize than first thought
    It will take longer than two weeks to stabilize Empire Towers, a 10-story office building in Glen Burnie.
    Aerial view of Empire Towers, a 10-story office building, the day after it was evacuated for structural integrity issues, in Glen Burnie, on Friday, July 10, 2026.
    How to protect yourself as wildfire smoke blankets Maryland
    Maryland health experts are urging residents to stay indoors Friday as wildfire smoke pushes air quality to dangerous levels.
    A southbound Amtrak crosses the Susquehanna River at Havre de Grace in the haze of wildfire smoke from Canada on Friday.
    Hutzell: Christopher Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’ has nothing on Annapolis’ Homer obsession
    COLUMN | However big the song of Odysseus’ journey home 3,000 years ago will look on — really big — screens in Christopher Nolan’s IMAX adaptation this weekend, it has a home in Annapolis.
    Emily Wilson's 2017 translation of "The Odyssey" takes most of a shelf of the Homer section of the library at St. John's College.
    Anne Arundel parents sued to opt out of a gender identity policy. Here’s what to know.
    The lawsuit, filed last week, is America First Legal’s latest effort to bring conservative influence into public schools.
    A participant in the Baltimore Trans Pride Grand March holds the Transgender Flag while marching in Baltimore, MD on 6/29/2024.
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