Anne Arundel County
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- Anne Arundel to hike water, sewer rates by 5 percent
- As Tolliver exits, no new police chief named for Anne Arundel
- Annapolis police warn of traffic woes Friday for academy commencement
- Body pulled from water near Anne Arundel marina
- Maryland Live Casino keeps energy, foot traffic high
- Early release approved for Southern Middle School
Maryland News
- Dick Irwin, veteran Md. crime reporter, dies at 76
- ai - HOLD THURS - Commuter Idle: 3-hour commute costs D.C. worker $1,500 a month
- Baker asks Prince George's school leader to stay
- Orioles hit 3 HRs in 6-3 win over Yankees
- Kuroda bruises calf as Yankees fall to Orioles 6-3
- Silver Alert in Lanham canceled, man found unharmed
Repair on Baltimore water main to begin Monday
Public works officials in Baltimore say replacement is set to begin on three 16-foot sections of 54- inch water main in the southwest part of the city.
Police officers crack down on aggressive motorcyclists
Police officers from three departments are teaming up Saturday afternoon for a special operation on a road that gets lots of weekend traffic.
Flight attendant falls ill; air on plane checked
Airline and transportation officials say a flight attendant became ill on a Southwest Airlines flight, prompting hazmat crews at BWI to check the air on the craft.
Woman dies in house fire in Millersville area
Anne Arundel County fire officials say a woman died in a house fire in the Millersville area.
Anne Arundel County considers bottling, selling its water
The Anne Arundel County Council is considering bottling and selling the county's award-winning water.
Leopold to sign bill for pool defibrillators
Automated external defibrillators will be required in all public and semi-public pools in Anne Arundel County.
Robbery suspects end up fighting each other
Anne Arundel County Police say four men who tried to rob a convenience store in Glen Burnie fought among themselves in the parking lot and were arrested after officers broke up the altercation.
Utilities: Buried lines costly, prolong outages
A Maryland lawmaker is asking the state's Public Service Commission to consider pushing for underground power lines in the wake of Friday's storm that crippled the Washington region.
Reports of price gouging emerge in storm's aftermath
"We have received complaints about price gouging in the area of gasoline prices as well as in the area of hotels," says Karen Straughn, the director of the mediation unit for the Maryland Attorney General's Office.
Anne Arundel residents can fill water bottles
Anne Arundel County residents who can't get water from their wells because of power outages can fill water bottles at the Broadcreek Water Treatment plant.
Truck crashed into Bay Bridge wall during storm
A tractor-trailer crashed into a jersey wall on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge during Friday night's powerful thunderstorms, in which winds approached 80 mph.
Md. man accused of impersonating officer, robbery
Baltimore police say a Brooklyn man has been charged with impersonating an officer and robbing a man.
Md. school evacuated after gas main leak
The Newbury School in Gambrills, Md. was evacuated just after 1 p.m. Thursday after a gas leak at the school.
Motorcyclist killed in collision with car
Montgomery County Police say a motorcyclist has died after colliding with a car in Gaithersburg.
3 swimmers separated from boat rescued in bay
The U.S. Coast Guard rescued three swimmers who drifted away from their anchored boat off Kent Island in the Chesapeake Bay.
Court won't hear Md. redistricting challenge
The Supreme Court won't hear a complaint against Maryland's congressional redistricting map by voters unhappy with the state's new maps.
Police search for suspect in Annapolis murder
Police say a local man was killed in a residential area in Annapolis on Saturday morning.
Md. county lifts swimming ban for river beach
Anne Arundel County health officials say they have lifted a swimming ban for the beach at South River Heights. Health officials say testing of water samples show bacteria levels are now acceptable for swimming and other direct water contact activities.
Ousted Md. councilman set to leave prison
Former Anne Arundel County Council member Daryl D. Jones, who lost his seat after being convicted of failing to file a tax return, is due to be released from a South Carolina federal prison.
Pit bull task force hears both sides of debate
A task force of lawmakers reviewing a court ruling that singles out pit bulls as "inherently dangerous" heard from animal rights advocates on Tuesday who oppose the decision and from the parents of a severely injured boy who prompted the court's action.
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