Black Eyed Suzie’s to keep tradition alive and host July 4 pancake breakfast...
Black Eyed Suzie's restaurant on Main Street in Bel Air stepped up to make sure the community's July 4 pancake tradition continues in 2021. They will host the pancake breakfast starting at 7:30 a.m....
View ArticleMaryland weather: Afternoon storms likely in Baltimore; flash flood watch in...
Rain showers could start Thursday morning in some areas, but likely won’t become severe until later in the day, National Weather Service forecasters say.
View ArticleJuly Fourth weekend fireworks, parades and more in Annapolis, Anne Arundel...
From North County to Annapolis, there are celebrations of the Fourth of July on Friday, Saturday, and Monday after a pandemic year without the large gatherings.
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View ArticleThings to do in Baltimore and online July 2 to 8
Celebrate the 4th of July with a fireworks show or a visit to Fort McHenry. Other events include a music festival and a Shakespeare play.
View ArticleMan killed, 2 others injured in separate overnight shootings, Baltimore...
One man was killed and two others were injured in separate overnight shootings, according to Baltimore police.
View ArticleStudy group debates tweaks to Harford County’s farm brewery legislation amid...
The group re-evaluating farm brewery legislation in Harford County is examining minimum acreage requirements for future farm breweries, along with other changes to the legislation.
View ArticleWestminster resident elected vice president of state FFA officer team
A Westminster resident and Francis Scott Key FFA chapter member was elected to the the Maryland FFA officer team, according to a news release from Maryland Agricultural Education Foundation.
View ArticleMaryland’s new state superintendent reshaped San Antonio schools. Now he’s...
Maryland's new state school superintendent is a school transformation specialist and says he took the job, in part, because the state has committed $4 billion to reshape schools over the next decade.
View ArticleMaryland Gov. Larry Hogan names 4 to board overseeing state universities
The 21-member University System of Maryland’s Board of Regents oversees the system, which has 15 institutions.
View ArticleHoward County snags healthiest community in Maryland, according to report;...
Howard County was ranked as the healthiest community in Maryland and took eighth place in the top 500 healthiest communities nationwide, according to U.S. News and World Reports’ fourth annual...
View ArticleMaryland Gov. Larry Hogan adds an additional $10,000 to reward for...
The reward for information regarding the shooting of a Naval Academy mother is now $32,000 after Gov. Larry Hogan authorized an additional $10,000.
View ArticleHarford prosecutors drop attempted murder, other charges against woman...
Harford County prosecutors dropped an attempted murder count and other charges Thursday against McKenzie Wright, of Churchville, who had been accused of striking her boyfriend with a car during...
View ArticleJohns Hopkins University awards nearly $6 million to nonprofits working to...
Nine community projects received nearly $6 million from Johns Hopkins University for their work to make Baltimore streets safer and neighborhoods stronger.
View ArticleAberdeen man charged with arson in connection to Cecil County house fire
Isaaiah Rasuwl Darby of Aberdeen was charged with arson and is accused of setting multiple fires within a Port Deposit home and fleeing the scene nearly two weeks ago, according to the Office of the...
View ArticleMcCormick expects home cooking surge to help boost sales of spices, recipe...
A trend of more people cooking at home helped boost McCormick & Co.’s sales 11% in the second quarter.
View ArticleFormer New Windsor council member sentenced for second-degree assault charge
Former New Windsor Town Councilman Terry M. Green Jr was sentenced to serve 90 days of a three-year sentence Wednesday in Carroll County Circuit Court on a second-degree assault charge.
View ArticleDomino Sugars sign to be relit July 4 after months of darkness
Fireworks won’t be the only thing lighting up the sky around Baltimore City this Fourth of July as the Domino Sugars sign is set to be relit on Independence Day after four months of restoration.
View ArticleOcean City sends trash to burn in a community of color hours away. Advocacy...
Environmentalists and residents are urging Ocean City to stop sending its trash to an incinerator in Chester, Pennsylvania.
View ArticleWilliam C. Edinger, a poetry and literature professor and founder of UMBC’s...
William C. Edinger, a professor and specialist in poetry and 18th century literature who was a founder of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s English Honors Program, has died. He was 79.
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