Annapolis Council pulls legislation meant to increase size of boats allowed to dock in city
The Annapolis City Council pulled legislation that would have allowed dinghies up to 17 feet to be docked at street end parks ...
Man linked to Annapolis mass shooting is on trial
The trial has been continued for a man charged with first-degree murder and other hate-crime-related charges. Charles Robert ...
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Annapolis Traffic Stop Leads to Discovery of Drugs and Stolen Firearm, Baltimore Man Charged
Annapolis police found drugs and a stolen, loaded gun during a traffic stop; the male passenger, a felon, was arrested while ...
Half a century on, the Annapolis Watercolor Club continues painting outside the lines
The first begins Feb. 18 and lasts through March 16 at the Annapolis Maritime Museum with the theme “50 Years on the ...
Jury hears opening statement in trial for Annapolis mass shooting suspect
Opening statements began this week in the trial for a man accused of carrying out a mass shooting in Annapolis in 2023.
Maryland education advocates rally in Annapolis as Blueprint faces restructure
Debate over how to balance Maryland's budget continues in Annapolis and which programs should be cut to reduce spending.
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Former Annapolis resident, international journalist makes Forbes’ 30 Under 30
Sarah Little, 28, founder of More to Her Story, visited 40 countries before she was 18 years-old and credits her perspective ...
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'He was livid, angry': Neighbor of man charged in connection with Annapolis mass shooting testifies
Mario Mireles Ruiz was among the three victims who died in the mass shooting. His father, Nicholas, and friend, Christian Segovia, were also killed. Three other people were shot and survived. All six ...
Annapolis Cup 2025: Croquet showdown date between St. John’s College and Naval Academy set
The Annapolis Cup returns for the 41st anniversary croquet match between St. John’s College and the U.S. Naval Academy April ...
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Annapolis housing authority receives $3.3 million in funding to address maintenance backlog
After a multiyear financial crisis, the Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis is set to receive  $3.3 million in local ...