Anne Arundel Today

Median prices rose in Shady Side over last year, and are down 9 percent over 10 years, adjusted for inflation, according to second quarter sales data collected by BlockShopper.com

Maryland State Board of Elections spent $120,268,313 since 2008

Maryland State Board of Elections reported spending $7,609,234 - 65 percent - more in 2017 than it did 10 years ago, according to a Anne Arundel Today analysis of state purchasing records.

Arnold committee reports nearly $9K in contributions during first quarter

Friends of Doug (Douglas) Arnold, a candidate committee, reported receiving $9,212.26 from Jan. 1 through March 31, according to its first quarter report to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

George committee reports nearly $17K in contributions during first quarter

George, Ron State Senate, a candidate committee, reported receiving $16,620 from Jan. 1 through March 31, according to its first quarter report to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

Boniface committee reports nearly $13K in contributions during first quarter

Friends of Jonathan Boniface, a candidate committee, reported receiving $12,830 from Jan. 1 through March 31, according to its first quarter report to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

Analysis: Which state agencies in Maryland made the biggest purchases since 2013?

Maryland Department of Transportation reported the largest purchases in Maryland over the last five years, according to the latest state data.

6.2 percent of borrowers default on student loans in Maryland

By Anne Arundel News reports | Oct 15, 2018

St. John's College was among four-year schools in Maryland to report the highest rates of borrowers who started repaying student loans in 2014 and defaulted on those loans by the end of 2016, according to the latest data from the U.S. Department of Education.

Which Maryland counties had the best high school graduation rates?

Maryland public schools reported that 87.67 percent of students in the Class of 2017 graduated on-time, according to the latest Maryland Schools Report Card.

Maryland Office of the Secretary of State spent $2,894,316 since 2008

Maryland Office of the Secretary of State reported spending $184,946 - 46.2 percent - less in 2017 than it did 10 years ago, according to a Anne Arundel Today analysis of state purchasing records.

Rutherford committee reports nearly $38K in contributions during first quarter

Rutherford, Boyd for Lt. Governor, a candidate committee, reported receiving $38,330 from Jan. 1 through March 31, according to its first quarter report to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

Q2 real estate sales report: Kings Retreat

Median prices rose in Kings Retreat over last year, and are up 37.3 percent over 7 years, adjusted for inflation, according to second quarter sales data collected by BlockShopper.com

Peroutka committee reports nearly $51K in contributions during first quarter

Friends of Michael Anthony Peroutka, a candidate committee, reported receiving $50,895 from Jan. 1 through March 31, according to its first quarter report to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

Walters committee reports nearly $8K in contributions during first quarter

Citizens for Timothy (Tim) Walters, a candidate committee, reported receiving $7,692 from Jan. 1 through March 31, according to its first quarter report to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

Angel committee reports nearly $7K in contributions during first quarter

Friends of Angela Angel, a candidate committee, reported receiving $7,455 from Jan. 1 through March 31, according to its first quarter report to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

Hogan committee reports nearly $314K in contributions during first quarter

Larry Hogan - for Governor, a candidate committee, reported receiving $313,843.32 from Jan. 1 through March 31, according to its first quarter report to the Maryland State Board of Elections.

Maryland Office of the Register of Wills spent $11,292,612 since 2008

Maryland Office of the Register of Wills reported spending $122,503 - 12.5 percent - more in 2017 than it did 10 years ago, according to a Anne Arundel Today analysis of state purchasing records.

Fredericks committee reports nearly $14K in contributions during first quarter