Sixty-six Anne Arundel County residents received $500 Visa cash cards to help cover household expenses. more

During the free virtual program, Historical Society staff members will discuss discovering the forgotten women who fought for women’s suffrage. more

School officials are implementing a plan that includes more real-time learning and graded work, along with daily attendance. more

Altomare retired on August 1, 2020, citing opposition to movements to "remove the teeth" from police. more

The CIT is part of the larger Crisis Intervention Team International, a nonprofit organization that trains police officers and mental health officials. more

Lowry has 47 years of public safety experience. He first served in the Anne Arundel County Police Department as assistant chief to Kevin Davis in 2013. more

Pittman will sign two executive orders to put these new policies in place. more

Barber shops, beauty salons and other “non-essential” retail businesses will open on June 1. more

The $1.7 billion FY2021 budget comes at a time for fiscal restraint. Health and human services was one area that will get a funding boost. more

Changes in guidance at the state level have provided Anne Arundel County Public Schools with the opportunity to expand the meals program in place during the school shutdown, and AACPS’ Division … more

The Anne Arundel County Food Bank supports the local community and needs immediate help in terms of volunteer time and in-kind food donations. more

Children who go to any of the 31 school sites from noon to 12:30pm Monday through Friday or the 21 additional mobile meals will receive a nutritious breakfast, lunch and dinner. more

The Anne Arundel County Police Department is taking certain police reports for relatively minor and non-violent crimes by telephone. more

On October 7, the Anne Arundel County Council will open the public hearing for Bill 68-19. more

County Council Approves Plan Raising Taxes While Adding Teachers And Public Safety Personnel more