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Lockdown lifted: Maryland State House cleared after threat
Police locked down the Maryland State House in Annapolis after receiving a threatening call Thursday evening, a government spokesperson said. The Annapolis Police Department got an anonymous call about 5 p.m. from someone saying he was armed with a gun and was going to enter the State House and shoot everyone he saw. APD immediately told Maryland Capitol Police, Maryland…
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Maryland State House locked down for security threat
The Maryland State House was locked down due to an unspecified security threat.
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Father of police officer killed by drunken driver fights loophole in legislation
Advocates aim to close a loophole in a Maryland law intended to prevent drunken driving. Noah’s Law, named after Montgomery County police Officer Noah Leotta who was hit and killed by a drunk driver in 2015, passed in 2016. The law currently requires convicted drunken drivers to have an ignition interlock, like a breathalyzer, installed in their vehicle. However, that…
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Father of police officer killed by drunken driver fights loophole in legislation
Noah’s Law aims to prevent drunken driving, however, advocates say there is a loophole that threatens driver safety. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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News4 team takes the 2024 Polar Plunge
It’s a balmy 39 degrees in the Chesapeake Bay this Saturday, and the News4 team is heading into the water to get “freezing for a reason,” supporting Special Olympics Maryland.
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‘Please help this family': Annapolis rallies behind widow with 8 kids after shooting
A community in Annapolis is coming together to support a woman raising eight children on her own after her husband was shot and killed this summer. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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Local groups support Hawaiian aid efforts
Part of the profits of Saturday’s Pacific Islander festival in Annapolis will go to wildfire relief efforts. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Maryland man charged with hate crimes in parking dispute killings
Maryland prosecutors have filed hate crime charges against a man accused of killing three people and wounding three more in a dispute over parking. The three people shot to death were Latino; the man accused of shooting them is white. Their families are neighbors with a history of disputes, including allegations of racial slurs. A grand jury returned charges of...
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Annapolis ceremony marks 5 years since newsroom massacre
Wednesday marks five years since a gunman killed five people in the Capital Gazette newsroom. Family members, friends and former colleagues honored the victims and survivors of gun violence. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports
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Loved ones mourn three fathers killed in Annapolis mass shooting
Family members mourn three fathers killed during a neighborhood dispute over parking. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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Suspect charged with murder in Annapolis mass shooting
Authorities say a dispute over a parking spot led up to the shooting in which three people died and three more were hurt. News4’s Derrick Ward reports.
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Police: Maryland Fatal Shooting of 3 Happened After Parking Dispute
Police say a man has been charged in a shooting that killed three men — including a father and son — and wounded three others in a neighborhood dispute over parking during a party. Charles Robert Smith, 43, of Annapolis, was charged Monday with three counts of second-degree murder, three counts of attempted murder, assault and other offenses in the...
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Neighbors describe hearing dispute, shooting at Annapolis home
A shooting at a home in Annapolis, Maryland, Sunday killed three people and injured three others. News4’s Megan McGrath spoke to neighbors about the shooting.
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3 killed, another 3 shot in Annapolis
News4’s Derrick Ward reports that police recovered more than one weapon and said there may have been an exchange of gunfire.
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‘Senseless violence': Shooting kills 3, injures 3 at Annapolis home
Three people were killed and three others were shot on Sunday in Annapolis, Maryland, according to Annapolis police.
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Annapolis Blues Make Home Debut Saturday
The new semipro soccer team the Annapolis Blues play their first ever home game this Saturday. News4 Sports’ Gio Del Fa reports.
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Maryland's 1st Couple Talk About Love, Family and Obama Comparisons
News4 sat down with Maryland’s first couple and heard about their relationship, raising their children in the governor’s mansion and being compared to Barack and Michelle Obama.
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Former Maryland House Speaker Casper Taylor Dead at 88
Former Maryland House Speaker Casper Taylor died Monday. He was 88.
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Man Convicted of Murder in Shooting of Midshipman's Mother
A man was found guilty of first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of the mother of a U.S. Naval Academy midshipman in June 2021, the Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney’s Office said.