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Annapolis shooting under investigation
We are following breaking news in Annapolis Wednesday morning, where a shooting has been reported in the 100 block of Clay Street.
One dead, one injured in morning shooting on Clay Street, Annapolis Police say
Police Chief Ed Jackson said a fight Tuesday may have preceded Wednesday’s shooting, though detectives are still establishing a motive.
Adult dead, child injured after shooting in Annapolis
Annapolis Police Chief Ed Jackson told the Baltimore Banner that "gunfire erupted" on Clay Street around 7:45 a.m., prompting police to respond en masse to the area. A child was shot in the foot and an adult died after being shot, he said.
Wall Street holds steadier following weeks of scary swings
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks are holding steadier Monday, and the market’s scary roller-coaster ride from recent weeks is slowing. The calm trading may be short-lived, though, with a decision by the Federal Reserve on interest rates coming later in the week and worries continuing about President Donald Trump’s trade war.
Students call for restoration of Blueprint funding cuts
In the epicenter of Maryland's legislative buildings, students from around the state urged lawmakers to restore the proposed funding cuts to the blueprint. "They call us the leaders of tomorrow but strip away the tools we need today," said a student to the crowd of around 100 people.
6 Annapolis attorneys leave firm to start their own practice
Maria Worthington McKenna is the managing partner of McKenna Russo. Six attorneys have split from an Annapolis law practice to create a firm they believe can be a major legal player and launching pad for for the next generation of female attorneys.
Congressional Republicans eye Jared Moskowitz as Democrat they might be able to beat
U.S. Rep. Jared Moskowitz has kept Florida’s 23rd District in the Democratic column. But the territory he represents has rapidly become much more Republican, a trend that’s continuing.
Windsor wins first boys basketball title in 101 years by beating Green Mountain for Class 5A crown
On Saturday, when the Wizards broke the 101-year title drought with a 60-49 win over Green Mountain in the Class 5A championship at Denver Coliseum, Windsor’s present ballers met the accomplishments of the last title team more than a century ago.
Farewell to this well-known US clothing store – it will close 8 of its stores before May 25th and sell all its stock at 50% off
With store closures on the rise in 2025, JCPenney isn’t immune to the trend. As the retail landscape continues to shift, the company is preparing to shut down
Hamas says it will release a US-Israeli hostage and 4 bodies but Israel expresses immediate doubt
JERUSALEM (AP) — Hamas said on Friday it has accepted a proposal from mediators to release one living American-Israeli hostage and the bodies of four dual-nationals, hostages who had died in captivity. The announcement came as talks continue in Qatar to try to broker the next stage of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire.
GOP attempt to derail abortion-funding bill falls short after emotional debate
Lawmakers on both sides of the abortion debate shared personal and emotional stories Thursday, with one holding back tears at one point, in a failed Republican attempt to
Jeff Holland: Cromwell Valley Park, a Baltimore County gem, is ideal for spring days
A creek called Minebank Run flows through it to meet Big Gunpowder Falls just downstream of Loch Raven Dam. Five miles of trails crisscross the 460-acre site. There are two entrances about a half mile apart. We chose the farthest one. A sign marked it as the Willow Grove section of the park.
Reflecting on a championship season: Tigers triumphant once more
Across all sports, Kendrick High School has now added seven state banners to its collection within the last four years. The Tigers have claimed four consecutive state titles in football, two boys basketball championships in the past three seasons and a girls basketball crown last year.
Stanford in the Media: ‘To All the Boys: Always and Forever’ depicts realistic college admissions
In “Stanford in the Media,” Emma Muller ’28 explores the portrayals and accuracy of Stanford University and Stanford affiliates depicted across books, movies, musicals and other forms of media. Editor’s Note: This article is a review and includes subjective thoughts, opinions and critiques.
Outcry as lawmakers consider imposing sales tax on businesses services
Business owners gathered in Annapolis Wednesday said they are tired of being villainized by the same lawmakers who view them as a source of easy money.
Lawmakers question utilities, public service commission on high energy bills
Senators and Delegates grilled utility companies in Annapolis. Questioning the cause of increased energy bills.
Prince George’s County releases ‘difficult’ $5.7B budget proposal
The only word used to describe the fiscal 2026 budget proposal released by acting PG County Executive Tara Jackson more than “challenge” was “difficult.”
Scammer poses as collection agent to bilk Annapolis woman
Annapolis Police say a woman on Amberstone Court this week received a telephone call demanding she settle an outstanding credit card debt. “It was over $5600. So, she felt that she needed to handle it immediately.
5 ways schools have shifted in 5 years since COVID-19
COVID-19 prompted schools to make an abrupt switch to educational technology, and many schools have kept many of these policies in place. For example, Google Classroom and other learning management systems are commonly used in many schools, particularly in middle school and high school.
Arlington Capital rolls out defense tech firm GRVTY
GRVTY is led by CEO Katie Selbe, who has held senior leadership roles at two prior Arlington portfolio companies; GRVTY has over 325 employees across eleven states with primary lo
Advocates send message to Annapolis on support of sugary drinks tax
Studies show that children can consume a bathtub’s worth of sugary drinks every year. Advocates in support of a bill that would tax sugary drinks in Maryland brought the visual representation of a bat
Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival Unveils 2025 Lineup
For its third year, Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival returns to its beachfront location at Sandy Point State Park along the Chesapeake Bay in Annapolis, Maryland, on Saturday and Sunday, September 20-21,
East Metro girls basketball Player of the Year: Minnehaha Academy’s Addi Mack
Minnehaha Academy played one of the more difficult schedules in the state this season. The Redhawks played Class 3A powers in Benilde St. Margaret’s and DeLaSalle. They battled defending Class 2A
Maryland Wineries Association Announces New Board President
Melissa Aellen Chosen for Leadership Skills and Dedication to Industry Melissa Aellen, Linganore Winecellars & Simple Theory Wine Co.
Durant girls basketball team carries memory of Coach Rob, gets chance to heal on OSSAA run
For the Durant girls basketball program, reaching the OSSAA state quarterfinals offered a change to heal after the deaths of coach Will Robinson and his daughter, Clara.
Maryland budget deficit, Trump cuts imperil Chesapeake bay cleanup funds
While the Trump administration has paused or canceled billions in environmental funding nationwide, Maryland faces a fiscal crisis of its own.
Maryland clean energy effort leaves door open for natural gas
Environmental advocates are fighting an energy bill that Democratic leaders say will lower utility bills and further the state’s clean energy initiative.
Annapolis rally calls for workers' rights
Hundreds of union members from across Maryland met on Lawyers Mall in Annapolis for the "Whose Side Are You On" rally. They're urging state lawmakers to stand with workers by passing labor-friendly legislation.
Retrial in Annapolis mass shooting case set for end of September
Jury selection in the retrial against Charles Robert Smith is scheduled to begin Sept. 24, court records show.
Columbus Blue Jackets assistant coach Augustitus returns to West Essex High School
NORTH CALDWELL - Sports management students and members of the West Essex/James Caldwell co-op ice hockey team had the opportunity to meet Columbus Blue Jackets assistant video coach Aron Augustitus
UConn receives more than 62,000 applications across campuses
The University of Connecticut received over 62,000 first-year applications to join the Class of 2029, according to an article from UConn Today.
Civic scholars take in county commission meeting
On Tuesday, the Lawrence County Commissioners had a group of special guests, members of Lawrence County Civic Scholars Fellowship. The fellowship was started five years ago by the commissioners for junior and senior high school students to learn how government works by shadowing officeholders and to become community leaders.