Inaugural Maryland Cycling Classic postponed for second straight year
The inaugural Maryland Cycling Classic, which had been scheduled for Labor Day weekend, will be postponed for the second straight year “due to post-COVID conditions not aligning with the standards...
View ArticleSykesville to celebrate ‘America’s Main Streets’ national title and $25,000...
After winning Independent We Stand's national "America's Main Streets" contest last summer and securing a $25,000 prize, Downtown Sykesville will finally have the opportunity to celebrate this weekend.
View ArticleOrioles on deck: Pitching matchup, lineups, roster moves and how to watch...
Here's everything you need to know before the Orioles' road game Friday night against the Los Angeles Angels.
View ArticleBaltimore men charged with manslaughter after deadly street race
Two Baltimore men have been charged with manslaughter and a third is wanted in a deadly three-car street race last summer on Wabash Avenue.
View ArticleBaltimore County man convicted of first-degree premeditated murder after...
Dwayne Kenneth Taylor, a 42-year-old from Baltimore County, was convicted Thursday of first-degree premeditated murder and another charge in a 2019 shooting in Dundalk that killed Gerrard Eugene Taylor.
View ArticleAberdeen woman convicted of preparing false tax returns claiming more than...
A Harford County woman was found guilty preparing false tax returns for three District of Columbia residents, claiming more than $1.1 million fraudulent refunds, the Department of Justice announced.
View ArticleEssex man first to plead guilty in Harford drug investigation; prosecutors...
A Baltimore County man pleaded guilty to federal drug charges following a months-long wiretap investigation by the Harford County Narcotics Task Force that led to federal and local gun and drug charges...
View ArticleHampstead, Westminster have highest levels of PFAS chemicals in surveyed...
After the Maryland Department of Environment sampled 130 drinking water treatment plants, it found Westminster and Hampstead were the only locations to have levels of synthetic chemicals known as PFAS...
View ArticleGathering in Annapolis to remember Naval Academy mother killed Tuesday...
A group of residents, elected officials and a grieving family gathered at the newly dedicated “Guardians of the First Amendment" in Annapolis.
View ArticleMan found dead in creek near M&T Stadium, Baltimore police say
Baltimore police are investigating after a man was found dead in a creek near M&T; Stadium Friday afternoon.
View ArticleManchester firefighters respond to Friday shed fire
Manchester Volunteer Fire Company responded to a fire that completely destroyed a one-story wood-framed shed Friday morning, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal office.
View ArticleState Fire Marshal investigates firework incidents at Westminster house
The State Fire Marshal’s office is investigating two June 26 firework explosions on a Westminster house’s porch.
View ArticleOlszewski proposes inspector general oversight board, limit investigations...
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. is proposing to establish an oversight panel to monitor Inspector General Kelly Madigan’s office and amend county law to restrict her access to protected...
View ArticleAs Safe Streets mourns, Baltimore Police try to figure out where shooting of...
As members of Safe Streets Cherry Hill mourned another killing of one of their own, Baltimore Police detectives were stymied in their investigation as they struggled to figure out where the shooting...
View ArticleRyan Mountcastle becomes first Orioles player since 2010 to be named AL...
The last Orioles player to win Rookie of the Month was left-hander Brian Matusz in August 2010. Ryan Mountcastle is just the sixth Baltimore player to earn the honor, which began in 2001.
View ArticlePolice searching for driver in Reisterstown hit-and-run Thursday
Baltimore Police are searching for the driver of an unknown vehicle who struck and seriously injured a pedestrian on Reisterstown Road Thursday afternoon.
View ArticleJuly 2 proclaimed Thurgood Marshall Day in Maryland, plans to renovate his...
Thanks to proclamations from Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, July 2, Thurgood Marshall’s birthday, will now honor the Baltimore native and first African American justice on...
View ArticleGubernatorial candidate Perez quits law job after learning firm is defending...
Two lawsuits are pending against Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, who is being represented by a team of attorneys from the Venable law firm.
View ArticleBaltimore Del. Keith Haynes announces retirement
Del. Keith Haynes of Baltimore announced Friday night that he's retiring from the Maryland General Assembly.
View ArticleCoronavirus restrictions could lessen in two weeks at Fort Meade
Fort George G. Meade could see a number of COVID-19 restrictions lessen in the next two weeks.
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