Severna Park-Area Unemployment Rate Improves: Latest Update

The Anne Arundel County unemployment rate improved recently, according to the newest figures.

Severna Park-Area Unemployment Rate Decreases: New Figures

The Anne Arundel County unemployment rate improved somewhat, according to the newest figures.

Severna Park-Area Unemployment Rate Decreases In September: Feds

The Anne Arundel County unemployment rate improved somewhat as fall approached.

Severna Park-Area Unemployment Rate Steady: Latest Data

The Anne Arundel County unemployment rate stayed the same during the late summer.

Back Rent Up In Anne Arundel County: Analysis

More than 1 out of every 10 Anne Arundel County rental households are in arrears as of early August, according to a new analysis.

Severna Park-Area Unemployment Rate Improved In July: Feds

The Anne Arundel County unemployment rate improved somewhat during the summer.

Severna Park-Area Unemployment Rate Increased In June: Feds

But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.

Coronavirus Transmission 'Substantial' In Anne Arundel County: CDC

The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Severna Park residents.

'A Time Bomb Ticking': See Rental Arrears In Anne Arundel County

A new analysis found more than 6 million nationwide are behind on rent, owing a total of $23 billion.

Severna Park Area Unemployment Worsens: Feds

The unemployment rate in Anne Arundel County increased recently.

Anne Arundel County Ahead Of Biden's Coronavirus Vaccine Goal

Here is how the Severna Park area is doing in the race to vaccinate its population.

Unemployment Improves In Severna Park Area: Feds

Anne Arundel County's unemployment rate decreased recently.

Broadband Speed In Severna Park Area: See New Data

More than 150 million Americans don’t use the internet at broadband speeds. See how the Severna Park area compares.

Federal Taxes In Anne Arundel County: How Do Yours Compare?

IRS figures allow you to compare what you’re paying in taxes with that of your Anne Arundel County neighbors.

Superintendent Of Detention Facilities Bill Martin Retires

Mr. Martin was named acting superintendent on January 1, 2019 with plans to retire after serving in that capacity.

Meet New Anne Arundel County Planning And Zoning Director Aug. 1

The public is invited to a town hall meeting Aug. 1 at Severna Park High School where they will meet the county's new P&Z director.

Anne Arundel Republicans Fill Committee Vacancy

Nathan Hall has been selected to represent the Maryland State Senate District 30 opening.

Gov. Hogan to Meet With Pope Francis in DC

Maryland's governor will meet with the pontiff on Thursday and seek a blessing for cancer patients everywhere, Hogan says.

O'Malley Scopes Out Legal Marijuana in Colorado

Democratic presidential hopeful has been touting his efforts as governor to decriminalize marijuana as he campaigns around the country.

County to Hold 9/11 Memorial Ceremony; Day of Service Planned

Anne Arundel County leaders will mark the anniversary of the terror attacks on Friday; residents can volunteer for service on Saturday.

Obama to Mark 9/11 Attacks with Visit to Fort Meade

President Barack Obama will talk with service members Friday at Fort Meade, home to the National Security Agency and other programs.

Six Democratic Debates Set for 2016 Primary Cycle

Former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, Sen. Bernie Sanders balk; DNC threatens to punish candidates.

Maryland Sales Tax-Free Week 2015: When, What Qualifies

The 2015 tax-free week gives shoppers a break on some back-to-school essentials. Find out what is tax-free and what's not.

Gov. Larry Hogan on New Look: 'First Lady Says I'm Still Sexy'

Maryland's governor, who is undergoing chemotherapy treatments, shared a photo of his new "dome."

Maryland Attorney General Pushes for Recall of Confederate License Plate: Report

The Maryland Sons of Confederate Veterans plate had previously been protected under First Amendment.

Maryland Congressional Delegation Applauds Obamacare Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court voted 6-3 to reject a challenge to President Obama's health-care subsidies.

Lawsuit: Throw Out State's Gerrymandered Congressional Districts

The watchdog group Judicial Watch says Maryland has the most distorted congressional district maps in the country.

Mayor Calls for End to Confederate Flag License Plate in Maryland

Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake notes recent U.S. Supreme Court decision giving states the right to deny Confederate flag plates.

Gov. Larry Hogan Diagnosed With 'Advanced' Cancer

Governor is set to begin aggressive chemotherapy treatment, he announced Monday afternoon.

Schuh on Governor's Diagnosis: 'Hogan Has Always Been a Fighter'

The governor announced Monday he has non-Hodgkins lymphoma; Anne Arundel County's executive said Hogan is in everyone's prayers.

Trump to Attend Maryland GOP Fundraiser Following Controversial Announcement

One week removed from announcing his presidential candidacy, Donald Trump will attend Maryland's Red White and Blue Dinner near Baltimore.

Social Security Administration Offering Online Registrations

Digital registration service requires more than just social security numbers to protect Marylanders' identities as well as their benefits.

Heat Alert: Anne Arundel County Opens Cooling Shelters

Residents can escape the heat at the county's seven senior activity centers or the Pip Moyer Recreation Center in Annapolis.

Gov. Hogan Not Picked for Anne Arundel Jury

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan spent Wednesday morning in Annapolis waiting to see if he was selected for a jury.

Maryland Removes Parallel Parking from Driving Test

Do you parallel park much in Severna Park?

O'Malley Invites Public to 'Special Announcement'

Former Maryland governor plans gathering on Federal Hill.

O'Malley May Announce Presidential Run May 30: Report

Former Gov. Martin O'Malley, who has been talking to party leaders in Iowa and New Hampshire, may announce his candidacy May 30.

Security Level Heightened at Fort Meade, Other U.S. Military Bases

Amid concerns of ISIS attacks on U.S. soil, threat level raised to “Bravo” for the fifth time since 2001 terrorist attacks.

Maryland Tolls Going Down, Taxpayers to Save Big Bucks: Governor

How much drivers will save, when toll reductions take effect and other details from Maryland Transportation Authority.

Former Former Delegate Must Pay $92K for Drunk Boating Accident

Don Dwyer Jr. of Pasadena served jail time on weekends for a separate drunk driving offense.