Avtub: A New Era in the Digital World of Information
Avtub: A New Era in the Digital World of Information
Dennis McDougal, True-Crime Writer and Hollywood Muckraker, Dies at 77
The author of more than a dozen books and an award-winning documentary, he died in a car crash in Southern California.
Custom Bottle Labels: Elevating Your Product's Appeal
A well-crafted label with clear, high-quality design speaks volumes.
Blueprint board staff will soon have an office to call home
The Blueprint Accountability and Implementation Board’s 10 employees are scheduled to move into an office space on West Street in Annapolis.
Does AI Trader Outperform Human Traders In The Long Run?
Does AI trader outperform human trader in the long run?
Outcry as lawmakers consider imposing sales tax on businesses services
Business owners gathered in Annapolis Wednesday said they are tired of being villainized by the same lawmakers who view them as a source of easy money.
Lawmakers question utilities, public service commission on high energy bills
Senators and Delegates grilled utility companies in Annapolis. Questioning the cause of increased energy bills.
Prince George’s County releases ‘difficult’ $5.7B budget proposal
The only word used to describe the fiscal 2026 budget proposal released by acting PG County Executive Tara Jackson more than “challenge” was “difficult.”
Scammer poses as collection agent to bilk Annapolis woman
Annapolis Police say a woman on Amberstone Court this week received a telephone call demanding she settle an outstanding credit card debt. “It was over $5600. So, she felt that she needed to handle it immediately.
5 ways schools have shifted in 5 years since COVID-19
COVID-19 prompted schools to make an abrupt switch to educational technology, and many schools have kept many of these policies in place. For example, Google Classroom and other learning management systems are commonly used in many schools, particularly in middle school and high school.
Arlington Capital rolls out defense tech firm GRVTY
GRVTY is led by CEO Katie Selbe, who has held senior leadership roles at two prior Arlington portfolio companies; GRVTY has over 325 employees across eleven states with primary lo
Advocates send message to Annapolis on support of sugary drinks tax
Studies show that children can consume a bathtub’s worth of sugary drinks every year. Advocates in support of a bill that would tax sugary drinks in Maryland brought the visual representation of a bat
Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival Unveils 2025 Lineup
For its third year, Annapolis Baygrass Music Festival returns to its beachfront location at Sandy Point State Park along the Chesapeake Bay in Annapolis, Maryland, on Saturday and Sunday, September 20-21,
East Metro girls basketball Player of the Year: Minnehaha Academy’s Addi Mack
Minnehaha Academy played one of the more difficult schedules in the state this season. The Redhawks played Class 3A powers in Benilde St. Margaret’s and DeLaSalle. They battled defending Class 2A
Maryland Wineries Association Announces New Board President
Melissa Aellen Chosen for Leadership Skills and Dedication to Industry Melissa Aellen, Linganore Winecellars & Simple Theory Wine Co.
Durant girls basketball team carries memory of Coach Rob, gets chance to heal on OSSAA run
For the Durant girls basketball program, reaching the OSSAA state quarterfinals offered a change to heal after the deaths of coach Will Robinson and his daughter, Clara.
Maryland budget deficit, Trump cuts imperil Chesapeake bay cleanup funds
While the Trump administration has paused or canceled billions in environmental funding nationwide, Maryland faces a fiscal crisis of its own.
Maryland clean energy effort leaves door open for natural gas
Environmental advocates are fighting an energy bill that Democratic leaders say will lower utility bills and further the state’s clean energy initiative.
Class 5A girls basketball: Booker T. Washington, Carl Albert, El Reno, Coweta advance
The Oklahoma high school basketball Class 5A girls state tournament started Monday at State Fair Arena. Here's a look at what happened in the quarterfinals.
Missouri high school basketball playoffs: Class 1-3 championship schedule, streaming, tickets
The Missouri high school basketball state semifinals are set for Classes 1-3. Here are schedules, streaming info and ticket information for this week.
Annapolis rally calls for workers' rights
Hundreds of union members from across Maryland met on Lawyers Mall in Annapolis for the "Whose Side Are You On" rally. They're urging state lawmakers to stand with workers by passing labor-friendly legislation.
Retrial in Annapolis mass shooting case set for end of September
Jury selection in the retrial against Charles Robert Smith is scheduled to begin Sept. 24, court records show.
Columbus Blue Jackets assistant coach Augustitus returns to West Essex High School
NORTH CALDWELL - Sports management students and members of the West Essex/James Caldwell co-op ice hockey team had the opportunity to meet Columbus Blue Jackets assistant video coach Aron Augustitus
UConn receives more than 62,000 applications across campuses
The University of Connecticut received over 62,000 first-year applications to join the Class of 2029, according to an article from UConn Today.
Civic scholars take in county commission meeting
On Tuesday, the Lawrence County Commissioners had a group of special guests, members of Lawrence County Civic Scholars Fellowship. The fellowship was started five years ago by the commissioners for junior and senior high school students to learn how government works by shadowing officeholders and to become community leaders.
Rams, WR Davante Adams agree to 2-year contract
Adams, a six-time Pro Bowler who has twice led the NFL in receiving touchdowns, arrives as the Rams prepare to move on from standout wide receiver Cooper Kupp.
Navy takes on Holy Cross in Patriot Tournament
BOTTOM LINE: Navy and Holy Cross play in the Patriot Tournament. The Midshipmen are 11-7 against Patriot opponents and 8-3 in non-conference play. The Crusaders’ record in Patriot play is 11-7.
BOYS BASKETBALL: (2) Canandaigua's season ends in AA2 title game
The Canandaigua Academy boys basketball team had all the momentum it could ask for coming into the Class AA2 finals. The No. 2 seeded Gray Wolves had won
Trump taps former Guam resident Walt Nauta for US Naval Academy Board of Visitors
Former Guam resident and Navy veteran Waltine “Walt” Nauta, who was a co-defendant in President Donald Trump’s now dismissed classified documents case, has been appointed to the U.S. Naval Academy’s
PIAA BASKETBALL: Andrews sparks Crestwood to first state tournament win; Northwest advances, Dallas ousted
When Crestwood needed a jolt of energy on Saturday afternoon, guard Jordan Andrews was there to provide it. And when the Comets needed to put the game out of reach in the
Ranking the best centers in NBA history, from Nikola Jokic to Shaquille O’Neal
NBA centers are among the most impressive athletes on the planet. To rank among the best of the best is to truly be on top of the basketball mountain top. While Bill Russell and Kareem
Auburn Students Treat Alabama Turncoat Like Benedict Arnold During Hostile Return To Former Gym
Alabama point guard Aden Holloway made his long-awaited return to Neville Arena on Saturday and was met by a chorus of boos from the Auburn student
Maryland Senate GOP criticizes $280 million revenue shortfall, call for spending cuts
Maryland Senate Republicans are raising concerns after the Board of Revenue Estimates announced an additional $280 million write-down,
Inkster father accused of fatally assaulting infant son charged
An Inkster father accused in the death of his infant son in 2023 has been charged, officials announced Friday. Drake Ariel Froust was arraigned Friday in 22nd District Court in Inkster on charges of felony murder and first-degree child abuse,
Alert Issued For USPS Scam Text: Here's What To Know
A new scam is targeting people with fraudulent text messages pretending to be from the United States Postal Service (USPS)—and officials are urging caution.The US Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) is warning customers about a rise in
Class 2A boys basketball: Dale rolls past Fairland in OSSAA state semifinals
The Oklahoma high school basketball Class 2A boys state tournament continued Friday with the semifinals at State Fair Arena. Here's a look at what happened.