Parole News

A city man was arrested three times in as many hours Monday night, city police said.

Bill Sharkey will perform a Fourth of July-themed concert at 1 p.m. today at the Arnold Senior Center, 44 Church Road.

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There's a new dog in town, thanks to the help of a county couple. Art and Jean Held, owners of the former Johnson's On The Avenue on State Circle, donated money to the Annapolis Police Department for the ...

Two adults and a young girl were seriously injured in a four-vehicle, rear-end crash on the Bay Bridge that closed the eastbound span for more than two hours yesterday afternoon.

An Annapolis biodefense firm was named a winner in the 8th Annual Maryland Incubator Company of the Year Awards last week.

Three men attacked a community association president Sunday after he asked them to leave a beach in Orchard Beach for acting disorderly, county police said.

The Maritime Republic of Eastport is sponsoring a 0.05K sprint and stroll across the bridge over Spa Creek Saturday, beginning at the Annapolis Yacht Club and ending across the bridge in Eastport.

Gov. Martin O'Malley defended his process for selecting judges Thursday, telling listeners of WTOP radio that relatives of political figures who apply for judgeships should not be punished.

The Anne Arundel County public schools and a coalition of local churches are sponsoring Partnering For Change, a daylong workshop Saturday that will showcase local programs and partnerships that serve youth and ...

The bay area will be rockin', rollin', jivin' and grooving to a lush bouquet of outdoor concerts this summer.

A homeless man who robbed and murdered another homeless man in April 2007 was ordered yesterday to serve 30 years in prison.

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The number of cars crossing the Bay Bridge for the busy Memorial Day weekend decreased about 3 percent this year, a change transportation officials attributed to rising gas prices.

Five technology firms from Finland have completed a six-month homeland security program organized through the county's Chesapeake Innovation Center.

Dave Patron never thought he'd become a geotechnical engineer. He didn't even know such jobs existed when he got into the business in 1982, seeking to become a planning engineer.

We don't know if Thomas V. Miller III would make a good District Court judge in Anne Arundel County.

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At least one member of a judicial nominating commission is vowing to resign after the state senate president's son was nominated for a district court judgeship.

Thomas V. Miller III, 41, who has served on the Maryland Parole Commission for 12 years, was passed over when he first applied for one of three vacant positions in February. But last month the governor issued an executive order requiring at least three nominations per vacancy and the Anne Arundel Judicial Nominating Commission voted Wednesday to recommend Miller and four other previously rejected candidates for a spot on the bench.

Three county police officers were injured after a high-speed chase yesterday that started in an area park-and-ride and ended with a crash in an Annapolis public housing community.