Annapolis restaurant Pusserâs celebrates its last summer at the dock
Pusserâs Caribbean Grille in Annapolis, known for its tropical rum-blended drinks and lively dockside atmosphere, is slated to close Oct. 31.
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Nearly 1,200 students arrive at Naval Academy for Induction Day: âPlebes come in knowing that they know nothingâ
Students from around the country arrived at Alumni Hall Thursday morning for the first day of a rigorous six-week program that prepares first-year students for the next four years at...
âStrong sisterhoodâ brings Pasadenaâs Ms. Wheelchair America, others with disabilities together in Baltimore
More than 40 women from throughout Maryland attended a wreath-making event hosted Saturday by Women Embracing Abilities Now, or WEAN, a nonprofit within the League aimed at empowering women of...
Annapolis muralist honors health center founders
A new mural in Annapolis honors the legacy of figures essential to the Parole Health Center, thanks to local artist Jeff Huntington.
Charles Lindsay ‘Charlie’ Longest, Maryland Episcopal suffragan bishop, dies
The Rt. Rev. Charles Lindsay "Charlie" Longest, retired suffragan bishop of Maryland, died May 28. He was 91.
Maryland Democrats target live-event scalpers with ticket reform bill
State lawmakers are proposing legislation that cracks down on ticket scalping in Maryland, hoping to stop unfair ticket prices and bad actors in the resale market.
Maryland Republicans push back against cannabis odor law
Republicans are pushing to repeal a controversial Maryland law that prohibits police from pulling over and searching drivers simply because they smell of cannabis.