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Annapolis news covers city government, Anne Arundel County, schools, business and public safety in Maryland's capital and U.S. Naval Academy home. Reporting reaches neighborhoods and surrounding counties.


Sports

Football

Navy Rallies Past Temple 42-35 in Annapolis

Jackson Gutierrez scored five touchdowns, including the go-ahead run with 1:14 left, as Navy overcame a 28-point deficit.

Navy Rallies Past Temple 42-35 in Annapolis

Crime

Live Poll

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Drug Crime

Final Clay Street Co-Conspirator Sentenced in Annapolis

A federal judge sentenced the last of twelve co-conspirators tied to the Clay Street drug-trafficking organization in Annapolis, Maryland.

Final Clay Street Co-Conspirator Sentenced in Annapolis

Business

Openings & Closings

Chesapeake Affiliate Buys Dock Street Property for $2.2M

The 132 Dock Street building that housed Armadillos Bar & Grill for over 30 years has changed hands and now operates as Mavericks.


Entertainment

Civic

Annapolis Wins 28th Eastport Tug of War

Annapolis beat Eastport 5-2 in the annual tug of war on Second Street, reclaiming bragging rights after last year's loss.

Annapolis Wins 28th Eastport Tug of War

Lifestyle

Home Renovation

Historic Annapolis Wins 2026 Prize for Excellence

The Decorative Arts Trust honored the ongoing restoration of the James Brice House in downtown Annapolis.

Historic Annapolis Wins 2026 Prize for Excellence

Coverage takes in Annapolis city hall and the Anne Arundel County executive's office, Anne Arundel County Public Schools and the government, naval and tourism employers central to the local economy. From Eastport and West Annapolis to Murray Hill, the Historic District and Parole, neighborhood reporting runs through the city and extends into Baltimore County, Prince George's County, Howard County and Calvert County where a story crosses the line. Annapolis's dual identity as Maryland's state capital and the home of the Naval Academy means that both state government activity and federal military decisions shape local economic and civic conditions simultaneously. Shoreline flooding tied to Chesapeake Bay water levels is the environmental and infrastructure subject that has grown most consistently in local coverage over recent years.


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