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\"As we were pulling up ... I could see there was fire coming from the back of the house,\" Challenger said. \"Smoke coming from the house was blowing across the street. Challenger was one of 76 firefighters and civilians recognized at the Anne Arundel County Fire Department's annual awards ceremony Tuesday night in Severna Park. \"This ceremony is put together ... to recognize career and volunteer firefighters and citizens who perform extraordinary or exemplary acts that deserve recognition,\" said Division Chief Keith Swindle, a spokesman for the county fire department.

\"As we were pulling up ... I could see there was fire coming from the back of the house,\" Challenger said. \"Smoke coming from the house was blowing across the street. Challenger is one of 76 firefighters and civilians who will be recognized at the Anne Arundel County Fire Department's annual awards ceremony Tuesday night in Severna Park. \"This ceremony is put together ... to recognize career and volunteer firefighters and citizens who perform extraordinary or exemplary acts that deserve recognition,\" said Division Chief Keith Swindle, a spokesman for the county fire department.

Both were taken to the Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore with non-life threatening injuries, [Keith Swindle] said.

Thirty-one firefighters battled the blaze in the 6800 block Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard for about 45 minutes, said Division Chief Keith Swindle, a fire department spokesman.

Firefighters responded to Chris' Restaurant, in the 400 block of Ritchie Highway, shortly before 3 a.m. Firefighters saw smoke coming from the one-story restaurant, said Division Chief Keith Swindle, a fire department spokesman.

The motorist was driving a 2005 Toyota on the eastbound span at 11:50 p.m. when his car crossed the center line and struck a westbound 2004 Toyota at mile marker 32.5, said 1st Sgt. Jonathan Green, a Maryland Transportation Authority spokesman.

Anne Arundel firefighters battled a bedroom blaze in an Arnold home Thursday afternoon.

He was taken to the Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore with injuries that were serious but not life- threatening, said Division Chief Keith Swindle, a fire department spokesman.

Anne Arundel County firefighters responded to the 100 block of Werner Drive shortly before 10 p.m. and found the residence fully engulfed.

Firefighters responded to the area shortly before 7 p.m. for reports of a boat being swamped by water due to gusty winds.