FAQ: What to know about the delta variant, its spread in Maryland and what it...
The delta variant of the coronavirus is causing an increasing number of COVID-19 cases, even in Maryland.
View ArticleOrioles reset: Breaking down the selection of Colton Cowser with the O’s top...
High school shortstops can have tremendous upside but don’t always reach it. High-level pitching is even more risky. But the Orioles have thrice now looked at the draft, plugged the most productive...
View ArticleAfter scaling back due to COVID, Baltimore’s YouthWorks program welcomes some...
After scaling down last summer due to COVID-19, Baltimore's YouthWorks program has connected some 6,400 young people to jobs this summer, both in person and virtual.
View ArticleSummer restaurant weeks start in Howard County, featuring nearly 40 businesses
Nearly 40 businesses are set to participate in the biannual Howard County Restaurant Weeks & Craft Beverages event, which runs July 12 to 25.
View ArticleAnnapolis City Council to consider emergency bill to extend recovery zones...
Businesses that have been utilizing sidewalks, parklets and parking lots to do business during the COVID-19 pandemic will be allowed to continue doing so until Nov. 1 under the bill.
View ArticleCrime reports from Wilkens precinct of Baltimore County police for July 1-5
Crime reports from Wilkens precinct of Baltimore County police for July 1-5
View ArticleCrofton’s Mr. Solo is the ‘epitome of summer.’ So the community is raising...
Trayton “Mr. Solo” Covington said his his 1977 ice cream truck that he brings through the community has been unreliable, ridden with issues that he can’t find someone to fix.
View ArticleMaryland’s next governor doesn’t have to be from Baltimore, but must care...
The overwhelming majority of candidates running for governor in 2022 aren't from the Baltimore area: That raises a lot of questions for the city's future.
View ArticleThe battle over Maryland unemployment benefits will have a key court hearing...
Maryland’s unemployment insurance system has been the subject of two lawsuits, a flurry of legal maneuvering and multiple court orders over the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Here’s what you need to...
View Article‘Never had a job I didn’t like’: Springdale Preparatory School’s Fulton...
Lorraine Fulton spent most of her life pushing Maryland schools forward as an educator. Her 50-year career came to an end when she retired as Deputy Head of School at Springdale Preparatory School July 1.
View ArticleCapital Gazette shooting trial updates: Insanity trial enters third week
The insanity trial for the gunman who killed five Capital Gazette employees when he shot his way into the newsroom on June 28, 2018, begins its third week today.
View ArticleMan dies in Edmondson Village home fire early Monday morning
The cause of the fire is still under investigation, according to a tweet from the fire department.
View ArticleAs pandemic winds down, airlines still ruining vacations | EDITORIAL CARTOON
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View ArticleEldersburg man sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for child porn
A U.S. District Judge sentenced Shon Brian Beck of Eldersburg to 15 years in a federal prison, followed by 25 years of supervised release, for the production and receipt of child pornography.
View ArticleApartment fire above Ave’s Country Store in Taneytown injures one, displaces...
One woman was injured after an apartment fire Saturday in Taneytown that displaced a dozen people from their homes and damaged a business on the ground floor.
View ArticleBaltimore County liquor board votes to allow bars and restaurants to serve...
The Baltimore County liquor board voted to resume to-go liquor privileges for bars, restaurants and taverns with restrictions of two drinks per meal after a hearing on Monday, effective immediately.
View ArticleAnne Arundel County police: Vehicle struck by gunfire in Severn, avoid the area
The Anne Arundel County Police Department responded to the scene where a gun was fired in Severn Monday afternoon, according to an official tweet by the police department.
View ArticleOrioles’ Cedric Mullins to start 2021 All-Star Game for American League as...
American League manager Kevin Cash announced Monday in Denver that Mullins would replace injured starter Mike Trout as the team’s starting center for Tuesday’s showcase game at Coors Field, with the...
View ArticleMaryland reports no new COVID deaths Monday as state begins scholarship...
For the second straight day, Maryland health officials have reported no new deaths caused by COVID-19.
View ArticleHarford judge orders Aberdeen man accused of stabbing Bel Air teen to death...
An Aberdeen man who allegedly sold vape pens to underage students was ordered to be held without bail in connection to the fatal stabbing of a 17-year-old in Bel Air last week.
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