Odenton-Severn, MD|News|
Nearly $24M In COVID Relief Funding Heading To Maryland Airports
The federal funding will go towards enhanced cleaning and sanitation efforts. It will also offset pandemic-related costs.
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Odenton-Severn, MD|News|
Vigil Remembers 19-Year-Old Killed In Anne Arundel Crash
A vigil remembered 19-year-old Sean Ruffin after he died in a crash earlier this week.
Odenton-Severn, MD|News|
Easter Weekend Saw 6M Travelers Pass Through TSA
The surge in passengers was significant enough to cause Delta to fill middle seats despite its promise not to do so until May 1.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Gov. Larry Hogan Urges Federal Officials To Make More H-2B Visas Available To Help Seafood Industry And Seasonal Employers
Governor Hogan says failure to act would threaten Maryland's $355 million seafood industry.
Bowie, MD|News|
MD Artist Welcomes Cicadas With Plastic Sculptures
It's almost cicada season in Maryland, and this artist is pumped. Here's how a local sculptor is welcoming the noisy insects.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Library Sets Reopening Date In Anne Arundel
The Anne Arundel County Public Library will reopen for in-person visits. Branches were previously limited to curbside pickup.
Anne Arundel, MD|News|
Prom Dress Giveaway Hosted By AACPS Student
Prom dresses are expensive. This AACPS student hosted a giveaway so every girl could look their best at prom.
Bowie, MD|News|
Emotional Support Dog Joins Prince George's Police Department
An 18-month-old puppy will be an emotional support dog for the Prince George's County Police Department.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Police Reform Takes Center Stage In Annapolis
Police reform was front and center in Annapolis last week. State lawmakers are considering several bills to improve transparency.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Updated CDC Guidelines May Open AACPS Classrooms To More Students
The CDC shortened the distance required between students in classrooms. This could help AACPS open in-person instruction to more students.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Juneteenth Festival, Parade Planned For Annapolis
Annapolis will celebrate the end of slavery with a two-day festival this summer. This will be the first Juneteenth celebration in Maryland.
Annapolis, MD|News|
MD Extends Foreclosure Ban; CDC Renews Eviction Moratorium
Maryland extended its foreclosure ban, and the CDC renewed its eviction moratorium. Experts estimate 12 million people are behind on rent.
Baltimore, MD|News|
Police: Man Injured In East Baltimore Shooting Tuesday Afternoon
A man was injured after a shooting in East Baltimore Tuesday afternoon. Police were called to the area at around 5 p.m.
Baltimore, MD|News|
Baltimore Police Searching For Missing 26-Year-Old Tara Payne
She was last seen at about 1:30 this morning along the 2800 block of O'Donnell St. She goes by the name of "Samantha."
Annapolis, MD|News|
Marijuana Legalization Bill Fails Despite Marylanders' Support
Maryland's push to legalize recreational marijuana failed this week. About two-thirds of residents support legalization.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Eateries Offer Discounts As Annapolis Restuarant Week Wraps Up
There are two days left in Annapolis Restaurant Week. About 35 eateries hope their dine-in, carryout and gift card deals will draw patrons.
Bowie, MD|News|
SpaceX Satellite Launches Light Up MD Sky
SpaceX launched 60 satellites from Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Marylanders could see the satellites streak across the sky.
Annapolis, MD|News|
MD Fights Climate Change With Recently-Passed Measure
Maryland lawmakers voted to fight climate change by planting trees and constructing energy-efficient buildings.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Former Anne Arundel County Executive Bob Pascal Dies At 86
Bob Pascal served the county from the mid-70s to the early eighties. Governor Hogan and his wife tweeted condolences for Pascal's family.
Annapolis, MD|News|
Maryland Bill Would Replace Columbus Day With Indigenous Peoples’ Day
Indigenous Peoples’ Day would replace Columbus Day in Maryland if a bill in the General Assembly is passed this legislative session.
