Anne Arundel County students may notice an extra police cruiser or more officers on campus this week as the school system confronts an online threat made at Pasadena’s Northeast High School, as well as heightened anxieties following recent horrific school shootings elsewhere in the country.
Amid the hype around plans for a high-speed Maglev train that would shuttle passengers from Baltimore to Washington D.C. in 15 minutes, hundreds of residents from Anne Arundel and Prince George’s counties are less than thrilled about the prospect of a train moving at hundreds of miles per hour through their towns. Tonight in Annapolis, they’ll protest to make that clear.
In a first, Anne Arundel County’s government is giving families some holiday debt relief for unpaid school breakfasts and lunches.
Seven Maryland lawmakers have asked the state forego building a high-speed train route through their towns in Prince George’s and Anne Arundel counties.
Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh has asked an accused child molester running for Senate in Alabama for his money back.
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Anne Arundel County native Tina Frost is well on her way to recovery five weeks after losing her right eye in the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history.
Joshua Carroll’s classroom approach to STEM instruction has paid off, earning him the coveted Maryland Teacher of the Year award.
A nightmare situation for Arundel High School graduate Tina Frost has taken a turn for the better.
The public has answered a call for help from family and friends of a 2008 Arundel High School grad who was severely wounded in Sunday’s nightmare mass shooting in Las Vegas.
