Fatal Crash, County Gov’t Cyber Attack and more
1. One Killed, Two Injured in Head-On Crash on Generals Highway
A fatal head-on collision on Generals Highway in Crownsville left one person dead and two others injured. Anne Arundel County Police report that a vehicle crossed the center line late at night, causing the crash. Emergency responders transported the injured victims to a local hospital, and an investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the accident.
2. Anne Arundel County Government Hit by Cyber Attack
A cyber attack has disrupted multiple Anne Arundel County government services, prompting an ongoing investigation. Officials have confirmed that emergency services remain operational, but other online systems are affected. The county’s IT department is working with cybersecurity experts to assess the impact and restore normal operations.
3. Two Killed in Anne Arundel County Townhouse Fire
A townhouse fire in the Heritage Harbor community claimed the lives of two individuals. Firefighters responded to the scene and extinguished the flames, but the victims were found inside the residence; one died at the scene, and the other died at a nearby hospital. Authorities say the fire was accidental, but the cause has yet to be determined.
4. Anne Arundel County Closes Government Buildings Amid Cyber Attack
Anne Arundel County government buildings closed on Monday, February 24, 2025 due to an ongoing cyber attack impacting public services. Telework-eligible employees are expected to work remotely, while emergency personnel must report in person. County officials are working with cybersecurity experts to resolve the issue, and updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
5. Parking Fine Text Scam Targets Annapolis Residents
A scam involving fraudulent text messages about unpaid parking fines is circulating in Annapolis. The messages direct recipients to fake websites designed to steal personal and financial information. Authorities are warning residents to avoid clicking on suspicious links and to verify any fines through official government channels. Parking violations in Annapolis are handled two ways—by mail or by placing a ticket on your windshield.
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