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Flooding from Debby has major impact in Annapolis
Businesses were inundated Friday in what city officials said was the ninth-worst flooding incident in Annapolis history. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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19-year-old arrested in high-speed police chase and crash
A 19-year-old was arrested and charged as a fugitive of justice after a police pursuit from Anne Arundel County in Maryland to Southeast D.C. ended with a deadly, fiery crash. News4’s Paul Wagner reports.
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2 dead, 1 hurt in DC crash after police chase from Annapolis
Two people were killed and a third person was hurt after police pursued armed robbery suspects from Annapolis, through Prince George’s County and into Southeast D.C., where the suspects’ car crashed, authorities say.
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2 dead, 1 hurt in DC crash after police chase from Annapolis
Two people were killed and a third person was hurt after police pursued armed robbery suspects from Annapolis, through Prince George’s County and into Southeast D.C., where the suspects’ car crashed, authorities say.
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A greasy, monumental ritual at the Naval Academy ends after more than 2 hours
It’s said that the person who gets the hat to the top of the monument will be the first admiral in the class. Under rainy skies in Annapolis, Maryland, plebes linked arms around the monument’s base to build a pyramid, clearing grease from the monument’s surface, enduring a constant soaking spray from hoses. Around the two-hour mark, one plebe...
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Photos: Plebes continue tradition, scale greased 21-foot monument
The annual grueling, slippery ritual marking the completion of the plebe year ended with 20-year-old Californian Ben Leisegang standing victorious on the shoulders of scores of classmates and placing an upperclassman’s hat atop the Herndon Monument. The Class of 2027 worked together to scale the 21-foot obelisk covered in vegetable shortening to replace a plebe “Dixie cup,” a white canvas…
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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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