Annapolis News

In all of his 60-plus years, Mike Tsourounis never thought he would be standing in the same room as the ecumenical patriarch, the leader of the Orthodox Church worldwide.

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Navy did it to Notre Dame again - and this loss to the Midshipmen is even more costly.

Despite an economy choking family budgets and rainy weather that dampened business for its last two weeks, the Maryland Renaissance Festival saw a slight uptick in business in its 24th season in Crownsville.

During the recently completed Annapolis campaign season, Mayor Ellen O. Moyer was often the target of political punches.

Police in West Virginia are considering whether to charge a U.S. Naval Academy student who they say lied about being the victim of a kidnapping and extortion plot.

Scott Bowling knew the odds were stacked against him when he announced his candidacy for Alderman in Annapolis' 3rd Ward last January.

AARP Linthicum Chapter 2244 will offer a Christmas in Annapolis bus trip on Dec.

Anne Arundel County Police are warning the public of a suspicious man they say grabbed a child's arm while she was walking in Annapolis Wednesday evening.

Independent voters could be Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley's biggest weakness in his 2010 reelection campaign, according to a new poll by the Clarus Research Group.

The Rev. Dr. Fredric J. Muir has seen the congregation more than double in his 25-year tenure at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Annapolis.

The city man was only 17 at the time of the alleged rape in Annapolis; a child in the eyes of the law.

Democratic candidate Josh Cohen holds a slim 235 vote lead over his Republican rival, Dave Cordle, with all 16 of the city's precincts reporting, unofficial results from the city show.

The clocks have turned, Halloween is over, the regattas have left town and thoughts are turning to the holiday season that lies ahead.

An advocacy group that is trying to convince Maryland's General Assembly to allow direct shipments by the state's wine retailers has the support of local liquor store owners.

Art Cerasani, an Arnold shop owner, had a square-peg-round-hole situation on his hands.

Police are asking for assistance in locating a 49-year-old man who lives near Annapolis after an empty kayak was found floating in Oyster Creek.

The man confessed to friends last year that he tried to kill a pregnant woman in Crofton to clear a $400 drug debt with her boyfriend.

The Coast Guard suspended its search for a possible missing kayaker who was last seen yesterday afternoon off the mouth of Oyster Creek near Highland Beach just south of Annapolis.

Although absentee ballots have not been counted, it appears that Josh Cohen is the next mayor of Annapolis.

A candidate for Annapolis alderman says he will file a complaint with the state Attorney Generala s office after an anonymous racist and homophobic flier criticizing his candidacy began circulating last weekend.