Most voters likely know nothing about the candidates: sitting judges Ginina Jackson-Stevenson and Sidney Butcher and challenger Elizabeth Adams. How do you choose? Attorney Ron Jarashow has some advice.
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The Annapolis hospital group hasn’t detailed what happened or its response, so trying to figure out what happened involves looking at national patterns. If it was a ransomware attack, the disruption is a strong sign the company didn’t pay.
If historians are correct, the painting on display over the summer in Philadelphia is a lost work by James Peale. That makes it a rare window into the unfolding Revolution from one of the most famous names in early American art.
I don’t know what David Garcia will do now that ICE has deported his mother to Mexico. If this Naval Academy plebe were to say “to hell with defending America” and withdraw from Annapolis, I think some would understand. I hope he decides to stay.
Carol’s Western Wear was the place to outfit yourself for a square dance or riding the beltway range in your suburban pickup truck. Now Cindy Chance is saddling up for a final roundup, an auction of dozens of items left over from her father's famous run.
If the state loses its appeal of rulings knocking down the proposed referendum on a redistricting amendment to the state constitution, you can almost hear the explanation now — it was that “Hogan Court.”
Motivated by a blissfully almost-outage-free summer at my house in Annapolis, I wanted to know who had the worst summer in 2026. So I went hunting for an answer.
The outcome of the lawsuit isn’t just whether the General Assembly correctly changed the rules for drawing congressional boundaries and sent them to voters for approval. The Annapolis courthouse is a testing ground for an assault on blue state elections.
This had to happen eventually. Food trucks are now going where few have dared before — out on the Chesapeake Bay.
Annapolis author Tom Guay is working this summer to finish what he kicked off with 'Chesapeake Bound.' While we wait, I'll talk with him about character, research and Easter eggs hidden his historical fiction at the next Banner Book Club.
We've heard the song of a Maryland breakup before. This time, it comes at a dangerous moment, one filled with a dread that MAGA faithful and the rest of us can no longer share the same national space.
Is Andy Harris the indispensable man? To hear his Republican fan club in the State House tell it, he's the only one who can do the job in Washington as Eastern Shore voters and the president need it done.
Amazon. Coca-Cola. IKEA. Unilever. Maryland's new plan to fight plastic pollution goes after the source — not just recruiting volunteer cleanup crews.
Will it work?
What if the lawsuit against Anne Arundel schools isn't over pronouns? What if it isn't about trans kids in bathrooms or on sports teams.
Parents should ask whether this is really about seizing control of schools from their communities.
Jen Pauliukonis is collecting data on gun violence in Maryland like no one before. If anyone can find a solution to inexplicable gun crimes like this one, it's her and the Center for Firearm Violence Prevention and Intervention she leads.
Here's how she's doing it.
Maryland is using a reservation system for many of its parks this summer. It charges a fee for the service.
Have you had experience with it, good or bad?
Almost everyone from Maryland has made this trip. The Smithsonian Institution’s 11 museums on the National Mall are places for middle school field trips and idle Saturday afternoons. Are we all seeing the same exhibits?
Come Monday, the county will lower the speed limit on Forest Drive from 40 to 35 mph, the first big step in a $10 million plan to make this dysfunctional back door to Maryland’s state capital safer.
I'm not sure it'll be enough.
If a judge agrees with the constitutional argument raised by the former Anne Arundel park superintendent and her attorney it could affect the auditor’s ability to pursue fraud, waste and abuse.