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Anne Arundel County

    South Carroll’s Michael Pizzuto and AJ Rodrigues claim their third 2A/1A wrestling state crowns
    South Carroll’s eight finalists set a state record; Manchester Valley’s Jake Boog wins second straight, Miford Mill’s Amory Hills goes on surprise run to third place
    South Carroll's 182-pound senior Rylan Moose (facing, right) pinned 182-pound rival and junior Mason Testerman (left) of Rising Sun for his Class 2A-1A state title on Saturday at Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro.
    Girls Wrestling State Tournament: Ugochi Anunobi earns second straight crown; five other locals capture titles
    South River’s Alex Szkotnicki finishes fourth in the boys’ Class 4A/3A state tournament
    Randallstown coach Earnest Davison (left) guided Randallstown's 170-pound junior Ugochi Anunobi (right) to her second straight all-girls' state championship on Saturday at Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro.
    Centennial’s Calvin Kraisser wins his second 4A/3A state wrestling title
    South River’s Sam Ditmars, Broadneck’s Liam DeBaugh and River Hill’s Dylan McCullough all win championships after finishing second last year
    Centennial sophomore Calvin Kraisser (left) with his coach and father Cliff (right) earned his second Class 4A-3A state title at 138 pounds on Saturday at The Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro.
    Aberdeen stays the course, advances to 3A state boys basketball semifinals
    No. 14 Eagles rally past Wilde Lake for first Final Four since 2005; Parris scores 23
    Aberdeen boys basketball coach Bill Jones (kneeling center) talks to his team during Saturday's Class 3A state quarterfinal contest at Wilde Lake. Trailing by as many as 17 points in the opening half, the No. 14 Eagles overtooked the 15th-ranked Wildecats in the second half for a 78-72 victory in Columbia, and a first state semifinal berth since 2005.
    For sale: 3 unique homes in downtown Annapolis
    The three listings include a converted firehouse, a stunning historic home renovated from top to bottom and an inviting updated home with a yard.
    Kavanaugh’s miracle shot sends Severna Park girls basketball to 4A state Final Four
    Falcons stun Urbana at buzzer, No. 7 Glen Burnie rolls back to state semifinals
    Abby Kavanaugh, shown here during a regular season game, came up with arguably the biggest shot in Severna Park girls basketball history Friday evening in Frederick. The senior's one-handed heave from inside half court went through the basket as time expired, giving Severna Park a stunning 52-49 victory over Urbana in a Class 4A state quarterfinal.
    Getting the shot: The Naval Academy’s Brigade Boxing Championships
    Staff photojournalist Kaitlin Newman explores photographing boxing for the first time.
    Aidan McNally swings at Adrian Johnson in the ring.
    Mount Carmel distances John Carroll in BCL tourney quarterfinals
    No. 6 Cougars withstand second half surge for semifinal showdown with Mount St. Joseph; No. 1 St. Frances survives Spalding
    John Carroll's Caden Chinnia-Falline (5) tries to shoot against Mount Carmel's Allen Mordi during Friday night's Baltimore Catholic League Tournament quarterfinal match. The No. 6 Cougars advanced to the semifinals with a 79-63 victory over the Patriots at Goucher College.
    Thousands of Marylanders are losing federal food aid. Here are resources to help.
    Hundreds of thousands of Marylanders are experiencing a significant cut to their federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits this week. Here’s where additional help is available.
    Karen Taylor, a resident of Union Square in South Baltimore, attends a food giveaway outside of Old Major bar in Pigtown on Thursday, January 5. She relied on PriceRite for the majority of her groceries. Since the store's closure, she now travels a mile by foot or bus to Food Depot at the Westside Shopping Center, where she says prices are much higher.
    Does Maryland’s school calendar need to be 180 days? Many school leaders don’t think so.
    Anne Arundel County’s schools superintendent is leading an effort to dump the 180-day calendar, but his proposal faces an uncertain future in the General Assembly.
    Should the school system get rid of the 180-day school calendar?
    Meade basketball rises for repeat
    Clutch free throw shooting carry Mustangs past Reservoir for 4A East Region boys championship; Edmondson and Lake Clifton headed back to 1A Elite Eight
    Meade High's boys basketball team repeated as Class 4A East Region I champions Thursday. The Mustangs converted 17-of-21 free throws in the fourth quarter to hold off Reservoir.
    In Annapolis, bill takes shape to allow child sex abuse lawsuits against Catholic Church, schools
    State lawmakers are closer to settle the terms of their proposal to give more survivors of child sexual abuse the opportunity to sue the Catholic Church and other institutions complicit in the crimes.
    Exterior of the Maryland State House.
    Western continues repeat bid in 4A state girls basketball
    No. 13 Doves top Dulaney for North Region championship; Glen Burnie foils Old Mill again
    Western High's girls basketball team is again Class 4A North Region I champions. The defending state champs and 13th-ranked Doves defeated Dulaney.
    Girls state wrestling tournament state preview
    The event has grown significantly since the inaugural all-girls tournament in 2018
    Winters Mill sophomore state runner-up Gabbie McLeod (top) has a record of 11-0 at 145 pounds that includes this third period pin over fellow regional champion junior Adeline Kraics (bottom). McLeod and Kraics could meet again at this weekend's all-girls state tournament which begins on Thursday at Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro.
    Maryland board extends BWI vendor contract after Moore orders new procurement process
    The Maryland Aviation Administration, a division of the Maryland Department of Transportation, will ensure the continuity of concession services at BWI.
    BALTIMORE, MARYLAND - DECEMBER 22:  Passengers walk through a terminal at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport (BWI) on December 22, 2021 in Baltimore, Maryland.
    Class 2A-1A state wrestling tournament preview
    Manchester Valley senior trio of Travis Green, Jake Boog and Derek Martin will battle for state crowns; breaking down the favorites in each weight class
    Manchester Valley's 170-pound senior Jake Boog (top, rear) looks to pin down his second straight Class 2A-1A state title this weekend at Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro.
    Breathing new life into Maryland’s former all-Black schools
    Around the state, more than 50 of the buildings that once housed all-Black or so-called “colored schools” remain.
    Harriet Tubman Foundation President, Bessie Bordenave, and a 1962 graduate of the Harriet Tubman School, poses for a portrait inside of the Bernice Beaird Recreated Classroom at the Harriet Tubman Cultural Center, Tuesday, February 21, 2023.
    Class 4A-3A state wrestling tournament preview
    Perry Hall freshman Victor Marks-Jenkins looks to become a household name; breaking down the favorites in each weight class
    Perry Hall freshman Victor Marks-Jenkins (top) works for one of his 38 pins within his record of 46-0 at 145 pounds heading into this weekend's Class 4A-3A state tournament at Show Place Arena in Upper Marlboro.
    Homebuyers left in limbo as housing shortage persists
    Homebuyers are feeling the stress of a tight market with a lack of quality, affordable homes.
    Dena Jackson has struggled with housing prospects on her journey to being a homeowner, ultimately worried about extending her lease any longer in her Mt. Pleasant apartment in Baltimore Md. on February 27, 2023.
    At a tiny Annapolis-area park, a group of men is seeking to preserve Black history
    Browns Woods Park seems too small a rectangle of patchy grass for the symbolism it holds. It is a touchstone of the historic Black community that once stretched from the Severn River across from Annapolis, all the way to Arnold in the north.
    Members of the Annual Fathers Day Foundation met recently at Browns Woods Park, from left, James Henson, Kenyatta Rowel, Brandon Johnson, Tyrone Johnson and Devon Edwards Sr.
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