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In a shocking incident, the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed overnight due to a ship strike, according to the Maryland Transportation Authority. Dramatic footage circulating online captures the horrifying moment when the entire structure breaks apart and plunges into the waters below.

The Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed overnight as a result of a ship strike, according to the Maryland Transportation Authority.

The incident crippled a major port and left at least a few people swimming for their lives.

A killer in Baltimore is captured in Bowie. A Sewage leak in Glen Burnie closes a creek. A thousand bicycles will be on the road in Anne Arundel County on Sunday. And a long list of events in the area for the weekend. And, of course, we have some pod news and canines and crosstreks!

A Maryland nonprofit and Live Casino are partnering to host a Gun Violence Prevention Weekend aimed at youth violence. Guests include NFL legend Terrell Owens.

Setting budget priorities has been the focus of anne arundel county executive steuart pittman for the last couple of weeks.to do that ... he hosted 8 town hall

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. said Tuesday that he would run for Congress, ending widespread speculation about his ambitions for higher office and launching what he says will be a campaign focused on continuing his county-level work and uplifting Baltimore County’s “incredible story.” U.S. Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, 78, said Friday that he would not seek a 12th term in ...

The Maryland county has handed out more than 200 Chromebook laptops as part of a program that aims to bridge digital and Internet access gaps. In total, the county will give out 7,000 laptops from 16 public library locations.

Anne Arundel County, in collaboration with AACPL, launches a pivotal program to distribute 7,000 Chromebooks to eligible residents, enhancing digital access and bridging the digital divide. This initiative, supported by Maryland’s Connected Devices Program, targets under-resourced households, empowering communities through technology.

A federal appeals court has upheld a county law in Maryland that requires gun dealers to distribute a pamphlet about suicide prevention, conflict resolution and mental health resources. A three-judge panel of the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond ruled Tuesday in favor of the Anne Arundel County law that was approved in 2022. The panel rejected an appeal on First Amendment grounds of an earlier ruling by a federal judge from the gun rights group Maryland Shall Issue and four gun stor...