'This is Gonna Hurt': Thousands of Fed Workers Furloughed

Many workers at Fort Meade were still waiting to hear whether they would be furloughed as a government shutdown went into effect Monday.

'I Am Ashamed of Our Country:' Maryland Communities React to Shutdown

Families facing lost income from the federal income shutdown said they could have trouble paying mortgages and other bills.

Maryland Health Dis-Connection? ‘It’s NOT Ready,’ ‘There Is No Need to Freak Out’

Some took the glitches in signing up for Obamacare on Tuesday in stride. Others didn’t.

Federal Shutdown Could Mean “Lighter” Traffic for Maryland

Tuesday: Open Enrollment Begins for Health Insurance Marketplace

Executive Neuman Raises Red Flag on 'Unsustainable' Retiree Benefits

Executive says county could have $1.3B in underfunded benefits across 30 years.

Federal Shutdown Means a Few MARC Changes

The commuter rail service is adding two special trains, canceling two others and adding cars on the Penn Line to deal with the afternoon rush.

Shutdown Begins, Federal Offices Close

The shutdown started just after midnight Tuesday after Congress could not pass a resolution to fund the government.

Cell Phones = Stacks of Cash, Shutdown No Joke, Winter Soothsaying: Top Maryland Headlines

Your cell phone is akin to $80 million stashed in a storage locker to that thief looking for opportunity. You wouldn't walk around holding your wallet in front of you, would you?

Gun Rights Groups Aim to Stop New Gun Law

A lawsuit has been filed in U.S. District Court in Maryland challenging the validity of a state law banning certain weapons and clips.

County Executive's Chief of Staff Leaves Office

Cordle led an evaluation team of county employees that ended with several department heads, mostly Leopold appointees, being replaced.

Report: Government Shutdown Could Cost Maryland $5M Daily

The state’s economy could be hindered because many residents are federal employees.

Obama: Affordable Health Care a Right, Not a Privilege

The president told a crowd at Prince George's Community College Thursday that Republicans are afraid Obamacare will succeed.

Brown To Officially File for Governor

After months on the campaign trail, the Democrats will make their candidacy official. Doug Gansler will announce his candidacy for Governor later this month.

O’Malley Vows to Clear Backlog of Gun Purchase Applications

Report: Anne Arundel County, 4 Other Maryland Jurisdictions Among Top-Populated in the Nation

Half of the US population lives in fewer than 150 counties - and four of those (and a city) are in Maryland.

Weekend MARC Service Coming in December

Red Light, Green Light, LED Light? Maryland Installing Efficient Lamps At Traffic Signals

The Maryland State Highway Administration said bulb replacement is 93 percent complete and should be finished by winter.

Resurfacing Planned Next Week for Baltimore-Annapolis Boulevard

The stretch of road in Glen Burnie has not been resurfaced since 1989.

Neuman Plans Run for County Executive in 2014

Neuman was appointed and sworn in Feb. 22 following predecessor John Leopold's resignation.

Two Veteran Prosecutors Named Leitess Deputies

Officials to Host HIV Testing at Glen Burnie Church

Officials to Host HIV Testing at Glen Burnie Church

Beltway Ramp to Close This Weekend

Crews will use a special concrete to resurface the offramp at Camp Meade Road this weekend.

Future of US Jet Force Displayed in Linthicum

Engineers and elected officials showcased the newest jet technology being introduced to the US military on Thursday.

Candy Fontz Named Community Liaison for North County

The Glen Burnie Improvement Association vice president will now work in the Constituent Services Office.

Anne Arundel Foster Grandparent Program Stays Strong

The county is currently looking for foster grandparent volunteers.

Ruppersberger: 'We'll Be on High Alert'

The U.S. Congressman said the government would pursue all leads in locating those responsible for the explosions at the Boston Marathon Monday.

Local Bank Head Says Expect Small, Steady Economic Growth

Speaking in Gambrills on Tuesday, Mike Livingston of the Bank of Glen Burnie says economic conditions are gradually improving despite some "headwinds."

10 Years After Start of Iraq War, Glen Burnie Still Feels Effects of Casualties

Four military personnel from Anne Arundel County and 77 from Maryland have died since 2003.

Ruppersberger Votes Against Continuing Resolution

The representative from the 2nd District said it would only reinforce the sequestration cuts. The bill passed the U.S. House without his support.

O'Malley, School Officials Discuss Goals for More School Breakfasts

National study suggests school meals helps productivity and reduce childhood hunger.

Comptroller Evaluates Glen Burnie Park Elementary Needs

Comptroller Peter Franchot visited the school Thursday to assess its new roof and a need for expansion.

Glen Burnie Income Map Shows Stark Differences by Neighborhood

Check out the map to compare income levels in neighborhoods throughout Glen Burnie, and the rest of the country.

As Deadline Looms, No Candidates Have Filed for Executive Race

The council is set to appoint the next executive on Feb. 21.

Vitale Tackles 'Spice' with New Legislation

The bill would categorize synthetic marijuana in the same group as marijuana, mescaline, and LSD.

Governor to Visit AACC Thursday for Student Roundtable

O'Malley is scheduled to talk with students about their experiences at community college.

Legislators Move to Create Elections for County School Board

After a failed attempt in 2012, members of Anne Arundel County's delegation are trying again to make the county's school board an elected office.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Anne Arundel

Patch offers some history about MLK, opportunities for service and Anne Arundel County's schedule for Jan. 21.

Leopold Jury Likely to Be Seated on Thursday

Anne Arundel County Executive John Leopold faces four counts of misconduct in office.