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Anne Arundel County

    Over 700 jobs cut as Amazon Fresh stores close in Maryland
    Amazon will cut over 700 jobs in Maryland as it closes five Amazon Fresh grocery stores in Anne Arundel and Montgomery counties, according to notices filed with the state.
    Amazon fresh market sign is seen in Naperville, Ill., Thursday, June 8, 2023. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
    The Maryland Polar Bear Plunge is on — with some modifications
    Despite snow, ice and freezing temperatures, Maryland’s Polar Bear Plunge continues at Sandy Point State Park in Annapolis to benefit Special Olympics.
    A tractor on Monday drives on the beach at Sandy Point State Park while plowing and preparing for the Maryland Polar Bear Plunge.
    Hutzell: Archaeologists dug up City Dock and rediscovered Annapolis’ icy past
    COLUMN | An archaeological dig at City Dock in Annapolis uncovered the remains of a massive ice manufacturing plant, an industrial powerhouse that expanded the Chesapeake Bay’s seafood industry.
    Annapolis Ice Manufacturing Co. dominated City Dock in 1906, and it dominated the area ice supply business until the owners sold their factory to Parlett & Parlett.
    Married couple found dead in Harwood home identified by police
    Anne Arundel County Police identified the married couple who were found shot in a Harwood home last week.
    Anne Arundel County Police identified the married couple found shot in a Harwood home Jan. 22.
    7 things to do in Annapolis: Black History Month starts with art, lectures, music and more
    Sunday marks the start of Black History Month, and Annapolis honors it with exhibits, historical programs, music and more. Events are some of the great things you can do this week, along with enjoying local music and more.
    "Mother," a 2023 work by Darlene Taylor, will be on display at the Banneker Douglass Tubman Museum as part of the "She Speaks" exhibit, starting Feb. 8 and running through 2026.
    Security guard at Northrop Grumman fatally shot co-worker during performance review, police say
    The alleged shooter, identified as a 26-year-old from Pasadena, faces charges of first- and second-degree murder.
    Anne Arundel County Police charged a security worker at Northrop Grumman in Linthicum with first-degree murder and other charges related to the shooting death of one of his co-workers.
    Dispute between security workers at Northrop Grumman ends in fatal shooting, police say
    Anne Arundel County Police arrested a security worker involved in a fatal shooting at Northrop Grumman's Linthicum facility on Wednesday.
    Anne Arundel County Police are investigating a fatal shooting at the Linthicum facility of Northrop Grumman.
    Woman slips in Annapolis’ Truxtun Park, dies in the cold, police say
    A woman who appears to have slipped and fallen in Annapolis’ Truxtun Park died in the cold, police said.
    An Annapolis police officer watches the St. Patrick's Parade Sunday, March 5.
    3 across Maryland hospitalized after ice from cars crashes through windshields
    An Anne Arundel County sheriff’s deputy on Interstate 97 and two people on Interstate 95 in Harford County were hospitalized after airborne ice from another vehicle crashed through their windshields.
    A black car with a shattered windshield
    Man charged in Edgewater homicide sought victim’s $300K life insurance payout, police say
    A man who police allege fatally shot another man at an Airbnb in Edgewater and then dumped his body in Baltimore had been made the beneficiary of the victim’s $300,000 life insurance policy two weeks earlier, court records indicate.
    Anne Arundel County police arrested Bryan Alberto Cazares on Friday in St. Mary’s County.
    All Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go stores to close, including 5 in Maryland
    Amazon will close all of its Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go stores in Maryland on Feb. 1 to focus on its same-day delivery services, the company announced on Tuesday.
    Amazon fresh market sign is seen in Naperville, Ill., Thursday, June 8, 2023. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh)
    Spirit contractor at BWI had no written heat illness prevention plan, state finds
    State officials issued five citations against a contractor that provides ground crew services for Spirit Airlines at BWI airport. The state’s investigation found that contractor AGI Ground did not have a written heat illness prevention plan.
    Tyrone Daniels, an AGI ground crew employee, speaks at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport
    What travelers at BWI and other airports can expect as Southwest introduces assigned seats
    Southwest Airlines passengers made their final boarding-time scrambles for seats on Monday as the carrier prepared to end the open-seating system that distinguished it from other airlines for more than half a century.
    Southwest first announced plans to switch to assigned seating back in 2024.
    Hutzell: A little time travel helps explain Maryland’s power dilemma
    COLUMN: Demand for more electricity shows no sign of slowing. It’s driven by the rapid growth of data centers, which power the AI behind Alexa and Gronk. As Gov. Wes Moore prepares his plan out of this mess, a look at the next decade explains what’s happening.
    Transmission lines travel north from Calvert Cliffs Clean Energy Center, Constellation’s nuclear power plant in Lusby, Maryland.
    BGE dodged major outages in the storm. But it’s not over yet.
    The lights went out for around 1 million Americans during this year’s winter storm. But Marylanders made up fewer than 300 of those who experienced power outages.
    Marylanders made up fewer than 300 of those who experienced power outages this weekend.
    Hutzell: Masked federal agents shot dead another protester. Maryland must ban the mask.
    Column: America has always been a place of division. Haves, have-nots. Black, white, brown. Left and right. Up or down. Now here’s one more. Are you on the side of the phone video or the side of the mask?
    A person is tackled by a federal agent amid protests following a shooting on January 24, 2026 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Federal agents shot and killed a protestor amid a scuffle to arrest him. The Trump administration has sent a reported 3,000 federal agents into the area, with more on the way, as they make a push to arrest undocumented immigrants in the region.
    Closed Monday: Courts, government offices, libraries
    Here is a list of office, court and park closures for Monday and beyond, after Maryland’s big snow Sunday and with frigid temps all week.
    A bus crosses East Mulberry Street through ongoing snowfall in Baltimore, MD on the morning of Sunday, Jan. 25, 2026.
    Hutzell: Winter storm is the first big test for Annapolis’ new mayor. He’s home sick.
    COLUMN | As Annapolis Mayor Jared Littmann prepped Friday for the first big snowstorm in a decade, he was working from home with a bad cold. That doesn't mean city residents will cut him slack if the city’s response falls short.
    Snow started to form on Weems Creek on Jan. 22, 2016, the first day of a snowstorm that dropped almost 30 inches on Annapolis. The storm set to start Sunday will be first test for the city's new mayor.
    Could this weekend’s snowstorm extend the school year in Maryland?
    Here’s what happens if Central Maryland schools use all their snow days.
    A school bus drives through the Charles Village neighborhood of Baltimore as the first snow of the season falls in the city on Friday.
    U.S. Rep. Hoyer endorses former campaign manager Boafo to take his place
    Hoyer hailed Boafo’s public service, his work on the congressman’s campaign and his ability to solve issues for his community.
    Del. Adrian Boafo stands in Sen. West’s office at the Maryland State House on Monday, April 1, 2024 in Annapolis, MD. The pair teamed up on a bill to limit landlords in how they consider criminal history of prospective tenants. The bill did not pass, but they're hopeful in the future.
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