Anne Arundel County
Man struck, killed trying to cross highway
Anne Arundel County Police say a homeless man was struck and killed trying to cross Ritchie Highway in Pasadena.
New Md. county exec dismantling camera network
Incoming Anne Arundel County Executive Laura Neuman says she has shut down a computer system used to monitor security cameras and fired an official who oversaw the system.
Md. making plans for language barriers in health
Maryland officials are planning a variety of ways to reach people who do not speak English well to help them obtain insurance under the federal health care law.
7-year-old boy suspended for shaping pastry into a gun
A 7-year-old boy was suspended last week from an Anne Arundel County school for chewing a danish into the shape of a gun and saying "bang, bang" to one of his classmates.
Woman who caused fatal crash gets to return home
A woman who caused a fatal crash while driving on a learner's permit will be able to serve the remainder of her one-year sentence on home detention.
Army GI says he leaked secrets to spark war debate
Army GI says he leaked secrets to WikiLeaks to expose US 'bloodlust' in 2 wars, spur debate
MD gun control rallies expected to clog capitol
Police expect thousands in Annapolis for gun control rallies, street closures planned
Arundel, Howard schools look into later school start times
More and more school systems are thinking about changing their start times to gear them to the biological clock of teens.
GI pleads guilty in WikiLeaks case, faces 20 years
US soldier pleads guilty in WikiLeaks case and faces 20 years; wanted to expose US 'bloodlust'
John Leopold's resignation brings change at Chick and Ruth's
WTOP's Kate Ryan reports.
Judge spares man long sentence because of height
A judge has spared a man who pleaded guilty to assault time in state prison because of his short stature.
Craft beer makers could distribute thousands of barrels under Md. bill
Change might be brewing for local craft beer enthusiasts, who could soon find more of their favorite ales at restaurants or stores.
Md. man remains held on school trespassing charge
A former National Guardsman detained at an Anne Arundel County high school earlier this month has been found competent to stand trial and faces a bail review hearing.
Senators have many questions on gun control bill
Maryland senators have many questions on comprehensive gun-control bill backed by governor
Inner Loop reopens after tractor-trailer accident
All lanes of the Inner Loop near Md. 450 have reopened.
Neuman sworn in as new Anne Arundel executive
There's a new county executive in Anne Arundel County.
Laura Neuman chosen Anne Arundel County executive
Anne Arundel County Council chooses Laura Neuman as executive
Sarah Brady promotes gun-control bill in Maryland
Longtime gun-control advocate Sarah Brady is in Maryland urging lawmakers to pass a comprehensive measure aimed at reducing gun violence.
Police seize $65,000 in cash, drugs in raid
Anne Arundel County police say officers have arrested two people and seized more than $65,000 in in marijuana, steroids and cash after a raid on a home in Glen Burnie.
Death penalty proponents question fate of inmates on death row
Five inmates are currently on Maryland's death row. If the death penalty is repealed in Maryland, legal experts and politicians have differing opinions on what will happen to the three inmates.



