Mayor Gavin Buckley received a formal reprimand for presiding over deliberations to deputize his boat as a city vessel. He should have recused himself, the Ethics Committee said.

Maryland gubernatorial candidates Dan Cox and Wes Moore are competing for voters this November on vastly different education platforms in a state that’s home to more than 882,000 public school students.

Jurors determined Wednesday morning that a Naval Academy midshipman was not guilty of second-degree rape following over a week of arguments in Anne Arundel Circuit Court.

Jurors will begin deliberating Wednesday morning whether or not to convict Garrett Lee Holsen, a midshipman second class, of second-degree rape for the May 2021 incident at a party in Annapolis following the Herndon Monument Climb.

In a compromise plan that was months in the making, the Downtown Arts District Inc. will share its city-owned space with anti-addiction advocates Street Angels

County Executive Steuart Pittman announced Janssen Evelyn as his appointment to the role early last month out of nine applicants. Since then Evelyn been working as the board’s executive director in an acting capacity pending his confirmation by the council.

With Anne Arundel County Public Schools adding two schools and replacing six others over the next five years, it will consider redistricting nearly half the county to balance attendance as capacity is added. But at least one school board member thinks this effort should expand to cover the entire county.

Daniel Calvert, a 46-year-old Pasadena resident, was transported to Shock Trauma where he was later pronounced dead by medical staff.

An Edgewater man was hospitalized after being shot in the shoulder with a 12-gauge shotgun in what police say was a dispute over drug money.

The juvenile was struck around 8 a.m. at the intersection of Cannon Ridge Drive and Town Center Boulevard, suffering non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital as a precaution, said Cpl. Christopher Anderson, a police spokesperson.