Weather
Hourly Weather Forecast for Annapolis, Maryland
As of 7:51 PM UTC on February 21, 2026
Woman Found Dead on Annapolis Trail After Extreme Cold
Police believe the victim slipped on ice and died from exposure.
Woman Found Dead on Annapolis Hiking Trail
Police suspect extreme cold temperatures may have caused the death.
Lifestyle
RegionAle Named Best Sandwich Joint in Maryland
New list highlights Ellicott City and Annapolis locations for classic Maryland crab cakes and innovative regional sandwiches.
Local Teen Accepted to Prestigious Naval Academy
Hudson Pollard, a standout student and athlete, will join the Class of 2030 at the United States Naval Academy.
Family Fun Events in the Chesapeake This Weekend
From a Lunar New Year celebration to a bunny wedding, there's something for everyone in the Chesapeake region this February 27-28.
Health
Rabies Alert Issued for Anne Arundel County Residents
A raccoon tested positive for rabies in the Annapolis area, prompting health officials to warn locals about potential exposure.
Maryland Pushes Bipartisan Bills to Protect Wandering Individuals
Legislation aims to improve police response and access to tracking devices for those with autism, dementia
Maryland Families Advocate for Children's Behavioral Health
Over 100 families from across the state gather in Annapolis to share experiences and push for stronger services and protections
Crime
Wawa Clerk Assaulted During Robbery in Annapolis
Police searching for suspect who fled the scene in a tan sedan
College Student Charged for Hidden Bathroom Camera
Tsague Tadonki Jr. faces 24 counts related to alleged voyeurism at Anne Arundel Community College
Four Injured After Vehicle Swerves onto Annapolis Sidewalk
Incident occurred on Compromise Street near downtown area on Saturday afternoon.
Politics
Annapolis Announces Town Hall Dates for 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wards
Mayor's initiative to engage directly with community and involve residents in city governance
Advocates Warn of Déjà Vu Over Proposed Disability Budget Cuts
Proposed $150 million in cuts to Maryland's Developmental Disabilities Administration could threaten services and caregiver wages.
Maryland Lawmakers Propose Bill Banning Jan. 6 Convicts from State Roles
Legislation would prohibit those convicted in connection with Capitol attack from serving on state boards and commissions.
