- Southwest Changes at BWI: What Travelers Need to Know
Southwest Airlines remains the dominant carrier at BWI, but travelers should be ready for major changes including checked bag fees on many fare types and the shift to assigned seating. But there’s a possible workaround for frequent Baltimore-Washington International Airport flyers, who hold a Southwest Rapid Rewards credit card, can help offset the new baggage costs while preserving value for regular Maryland travelers.
- Davidsonville Teen Pleads Guilty in Tropic Bay Water Gardens Murder Case
A 19-year-old Davidsonville man has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the 2025 killing of Edward Stephen Koza, longtime owner of Tropic Bay Water Gardens in Davidsonville. The case stems from the May 24, 2025, discovery of human remains inside a burning vehicle at the business on West Central Avenue, and sentencing is now scheduled for June 26, 2026, in Anne Arundel County Circuit Court.
- Maryland State Police Warn of Phone Scam Targeting Residents
Maryland State Police are warning Maryland residents about a phone scam in which callers impersonate troopers or other law enforcement officers to steal money or personal information. Police say scammers may use real officer names, claim victims owe money tied to investigations or warrants, or even solicit fake donations, and officials stress that troopers never call or text to demand payment. Don’t fall for it!
4. Annapolis Vintage Market Returns in April for 2-Day Shopping Event
The Annapolis Vintage Market is set for a 2-day event on April 11 and April 12, bringing more than 20 vendors, vintage clothing, jewelry, home decor, food trucks, and live music to two Annapolis locations. The first market will be held at Annapolis Mall, followed by a second day on Hudson Street, with both events scheduled rain or shine and a donation drive benefiting the Anne Arundel County Public Library Discoveries Community Center Pantry Program.
5.Glen Burnie High Students Win Top Prize at Anne Arundel Science Expo
Two Glen Burnie High School juniors won the Grand Award at the 60th annual Anne Arundel County Public Schools Regional Science and Engineering Expo, earning a trip to the 2026 International Science and Engineering Fair in Phoenix. Their project focused on a low-cost model for studying how low-oxygen conditions affect melanoma cancer cells, putting Glen Burnie students in the spotlight for science research and innovation in Anne Arundel County.
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