Women started 58% of Maryland’s new businesses since 2019
Women led new business formation in Maryland, while report figures show lower labor-force participation and median wages than men.
Annapolis, MD
In Annapolis, Maryland, you'll find a mix of quiet neighborhoods and everyday conveniences. It works well for both quick stops and longer stays, especially if you like keeping options close at hand. Looking for things to do in Annapolis, Maryland? This page helps you explore local picks, guides, and nearby favorites. Share what you love about the area.
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Annapolis City Dock flood project faces $6 million funding gap after grant loss
Annapolis officials say the City Dock Flood Mitigation and Resiliency Project remains in design after the city failed to receive $6 million in expected grant funding.
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Annapolis seeks public input as nationwide search begins for next police chief
The City of Annapolis has launched a public survey and announced three interactive engagement sessions as it conducts a nationwide search for its next police chief.
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Annapolis adopts FY2027 budget and property-tax levy
The Annapolis City Council adopted Ordinance O-8-26 on June 22, establishing the city’s FY2027 operating and capital budgets, a capital-improvement program through FY2032, and the property-tax levy for the fiscal year that began July 1.
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Annapolis issues heat-wave safety alert as dangerous temperatures approach
The City of Annapolis issued a June 30 advisory for potentially record-high temperatures and significant wind gusts expected July 1-5, 2026. Pip Moyer Recreation Center was listed as a cooling location on July 2.
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Maryland lawmakers set to convene Aug. 3 for special redistricting session
Gov. Wes Moore has called the Maryland General Assembly to Annapolis for an extraordinary session beginning Aug. 3 to consider constitutional language affecting congressional districts.
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Annapolis seeks public input as city recruits its next police chief
Annapolis has opened a community survey and planned three public-engagement sessions to inform recruitment and selection of the city’s next police chief.
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Annapolis activates cooling centers during Code Purple smoke and heat alert
Annapolis activated cooling centers July 17-18 after Maryland issued a Code Purple air-quality alert as wildfire smoke and heat affected the region.
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Annapolis alters July 4 operations and expands cooling access during heat wave
Annapolis changed holiday event operations, expanded cooling-center access and scheduled shuttle-only transit service as Maryland entered a July 1-5 state of preparedness for extreme heat.
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Maryland lawmakers begin special session on congressional redistricting
The Maryland General Assembly began a special session Aug. 3 to consider legal standards for the state’s eight congressional districts and a possible constitutional amendment.
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Maryland special session to weigh constitutional language on congressional redistricting
Maryland lawmakers are scheduled to meet in Annapolis Aug. 3-5 to consider constitutional language that could exempt congressional districts from certain redistricting criteria and potentially allow maps to be revisited for 2028.
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New Village Academy scheduled to open at Annapolis Mall in August 2026
New Village Academy is scheduled to open at Annapolis Mall for the 2026-27 school year. Its lottery window opened Oct. 5, 2025.
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Annapolis Selected for $4 Million EPA Grant for Spa Road Cleanup
Annapolis was selected for a $4 million EPA brownfields grant tied to Spa Road properties, but formal funding and any redevelopment plan remain pending.
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Annapolis Gas & Diesel Watch: AAA regular and diesel both edge up today
Annapolis Gas & Diesel Watch: AAA’s 7/21/26 check shows regular gas and diesel both up vs yesterday—while the year-ago gap is much bigger.
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Baltimore BGE bills: What Maryland’s Utility RELIEF Act could change after Annapolis’ final vote
Baltimore MD – Annapolis passed the Utility RELIEF Act as BGE customers face higher 2026 bills, but the biggest question is how much relief shows up, and when.
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Baltimore Daily Brief: Court ruling, Annapolis push, and a Northwest shooting probe
Baltimore, MD – March 6, 2026 – Judge tosses a second lawsuit tied to the 2022 Stricker Street fire; leaders rally in Annapolis; police probe a shooting.
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Annapolis Daily Brief: City Hall, Preservation Fight, and Winter Events
Annapolis, MD — February 6, 2026 — City leaders met on budget matters, a preservation appeal heads to court, and winter events keep downtown busy.
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Baltimore’s Major League Transit Rally and Upcoming Snowfall
Baltimore, MD — February 2, 2026 — Residents rallied for improved transit services, while light snow is expected Tuesday night, potentially affecting commutes.