Anne Arundel County

A 37-year-old man has died after he was struck by an MTA bus on I-295 in Anne Arundel County on Friday, Maryland State Police said in a news release.

“Why are we rushing to embrace AI blindly?” one parent asked.

COLUMN | After 18 months of No Kings rallies, how do protesters keep their messages from vanishing into the anonymous roadside of political discourse? Wit, whimsy and a bit of showmanship as we hurtle into midterm election early voting.

Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. staffers are investigating the source of the gas odor in Crofton and Gambrills on Wednesday.

The safety perimeter around Empire Towers in Glen Burnie, which was declared structurally unsound July 9, has been lifted.

Whether you want to celebrate Halloween early at parades and movie festivals or avoid hobgoblins and hellhounds entirely, we've got you covered.

Anne Arundel County Democrats have their sights set on expanding their council majority. Can they?

A lawyer for the governor sent a cease-and-desist letter to the Truth for Maryland PAC, saying the group’s TV ad and website are “a cynical ploy” to misinform voters.

A newly formed political action committee called Truth for Maryland has ads up on streaming TV services that encourage voters to vote “yes for Wes” but also “against Question 3.”

The Anne Arundel County Council voted down a zoning ordinance that had become increasingly controversial since its introduction.

COLUMN | As the whole world saw last week, U.S. Rep. Andy Harris has a temper. During his years as a legislator in Annapolis and on Capitol Hill, his seemingly disproportionate blowups are legendary.

Anne Arundel County schools officials said they have identified the student who discharged pepper spray at a dance at Crofton High School over the weekend.

Rep. Sarah Elfreth’s district office in Columbia was evacuated Friday afternoon after a suspicious letter and substance were delivered by mail.

The number of open teaching jobs at Maryland schools fell from a high of 2,145 in 2022 to just under 600 today, state officials announced Monday.

COLUMN | President Donald Trump has spared us the ignominy of renewing the barbarity of public executions. But Maryland was once as bloodthirsty for these horrid spectacles as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was.

Based on recommendations from The Banner’s most dedicated beer connoisseurs, here are 10 Maryland breweries to check out.

An Annapolis man charged with having more than 30 homemade explosive devices at his home has been charged by federal prosecutors.

Anne Arundel County officials said Thursday that they are investigating after they “detected irregular activity” on some systems.

What to expect from the Annapolis Sailboat Show this weekend.

COLUMN | Why has a political action committee for online gaming interests spent $289,000 to influence the election bid of a junior Democratic senator from Annapolis? The jackpot is state Senate President Bill Ferguson.