Anne Arundel County
Md. police officer suspended over bathroom camera
Anne Arundel officials say police officer suspended after putting camera in boys' bathroom
Carl Snowden to start serving 10 days in jail
Former civil rights director for Md. AG to start serving 10 days jail for probation violation
Jailed Md. county exec making special requests
Former Anne Arundel County exec making special requests while in jail; he wants Cheerios
Table games arriving at Maryland's largest casino
Table games arriving at Maryland's largest casino in preparation for April 11 opening
Anne Arundel to hand out leak detection kits
Anne Arundel to hand out leak detection kits during EPA's 'Fix a Leak Week'
College students spend break working on Chesapeake
Instead of fun in the sun, area college students are spending their spring break down by the bay.
Anne Arundel councilman wants to allow stun guns
Councilman wants to make stun guns legal for self-defense in Anne Arundel County
Ex-Anne Arundel exec sentenced to 30 days in jail
Former Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold sentenced to 30 days in jail for misconduct
Md. House to discuss death penalty repeal
Maryland House of Delegates to take up death penalty repeal
Teacher charged with exchanging explicit photos
A high school teacher from Anne Arundel County has been charged with exchanging sexually explicit cellphone pictures with one of her students.
Lawmakers look to criminalize violent threats
Md. House panel to consider a measure that would outlaw threats of mass violence
Carl Snowden gets 10 days for probation violation
The former civil rights director for Maryland's attorney general will spend 10 days in jail for violating his probation.
Md. teacher charged with sending explicit texts to boy
An Anne Arundel County teacher was arrested Tuesday on charges related to her relationship with a student that involved sexual text messages and images.
Prosecutors don't recommend jail time for John Leopold
Prosecutors recommend no jail time for former Md. county executive convicted of abusing office
Online editor in Md. accused of soliciting sex
The online news editor for an Annapolis newspaper has been charged with soliciting sex from someone he thought was an adolescent girl.
Md. bills to ban or delay gas drilling are dead
All Maryland bills seeking a ban or moratorium on hydraulic fracturing die in General Assembly
Restaurants, bars benefit from Bay Bridge closure
Restaurants, bars near Annapolis benefited from Bay Bridge closure during winter storm
Accident on Bay Bridge still under investigation
Officials still investigating overturned truck on Bay Bridge but say closure policy worked
Robbery suspect ruled incompetent to stand trial
A judge has ruled that a man accused of firing his malfunctioning gun three times at employees during a grocery robbery has been ruled incompetent to stand trial.
Cyberbullying bill to have hearing
Cyberbullying measure in Maryland to have hearing



