Annapolis News

Constellation Energy lost a round in its battle with Maryland regulators over its proposed deal to sell half its nuclear operations to France's EdF when a judge ruled yesterday it could not appeal the decision to review the agreement while the review was under way.

A crab cake that would make a nice snack for Godzilla was recently served up in Baltimore by Arnold's own Donna Taylor, manager of the Graul's Market in Cape St.

About 200 people gathered at City Dock in Annapolis yesterday to protest federal and state tax policies and complain that elected leaders are turning a deaf ear to their concerns.

Wave goodbye. Get in line. "Hurry up and wait" for your uniform, your medical exam and a crash course in saluting.

No doubt, when the signers of the Declaration of Independence inked their names on that historic document of defiance 233 years ago, the last thing on their minds was "How can we make a party out of this?" It didn't take long, however, for the fun to begin.

In the final countdown to the Fourth of July this weekend, some residents may already be hearing the snap, crackle and pop of neighbors testing out their pyrotechnic stashes.

Apparently spurred by jealousy, a 56-year-old boarder has confessed to killing an Admiral Heights woman and her boyfriend, and trying to kill her 12-year-old son, city police said this morning.

Annapolis is seeing new business and new enthusiasm in the downtown area. In just one block, the city has welcomed two new businesses and one large revitalization project.

Starting today, the Maryland Transportation Authority will impose a surcharge on E-ZPass accounts as part of an effort to collect $60 million.

Two people were shot to death early this morning in Admiral Heights, a quiet Annapolis neighborhood of modest ramblers and split-foyer homes that was preparing for July Fourth celebration on the same street.

Want to know where to find the most reliably sustainable seafood for sale? Shop at Wegmans, says Greenpeace .

The Archdiocese of Baltimore plans to investigate whether an Annapolis woman's cure from cancer was a miracle, a possible step toward sainthood for a 19th-Century priest.

The Maryland Public Service Commission has granted a certificate for a proposed nuclear energy facility at Calvert Cliffs in southern Maryland.

It has been years since anyone has worked at Anne Arundel Medical Center's downtown location, but nurse Peggy Holston still vividly remembers her time there.

Significantly lower gas prices for this Fourth of July apparently aren't doing much to change many Marylanders' weekend party plans.

County police yesterday afternoon shot and killed a man suspected of threatening employees at a Hanover business with a box cutter.

The Navy is reviewing the environmental health of two of its former sites in the county, including what is now a park and a private industrial complex.

Citing a recent robbery and the perception that Arundel Mills mall is unsafe, County Councilman Daryl Jones is considering introducing a bill that would require all malls to install security cameras in their parking lots.

St. Anne's Parish of Annapolis has announced the selection of its first woman rector.