Firefighters from Carroll, Howard, Frederick respond to abandoned house fire...
Firefighters from Carroll, Frederick and Howard counties responded to a fire at an abandoned house in the 3200 block of Sams Creek Road in Marston on Wednesday afternoon.
View ArticleFormer MTA police officer charged with misconduct in office, assault for...
A former Maryland Transit Administration Police officer is charged with misconduct in office and assault as prosecutors say he repeatedly punched a man and slammed him to the ground during an incident...
View ArticleMexican restaurant coming to West Annapolis in fall 2022
Agave Mexican Restaurant and Tequila Bar will occupy the first floor of a new mixed-use development project at 106 Annapolis Street. Construction on the 15,000-square-foot building is set to begin this...
View ArticleCandace C.W. Antwine, member of Anne Arundel school board, dies; services...
Candace C.W. Antwine, a member of the Anne Arundel County Board of Education, died Friday, the school system announced.
View ArticleLt. Governor Boyd Rutherford visits Wagner’s Meats in Mount Airy as part of...
Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford went on a grocery shopping spree about 30 miles from his home today, shopping at Wagner Meats, a butchery at Mount Airy, as part of the Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s “Buy Local...
View ArticleRays walk off Orioles, 5-4, as Baltimore wastes Alexander Wells’ strong first...
Making his third major league appearance, Alexander Wells went 5 ⅔ innings and struck out seven, exiting in position for his first major league win, but the Rays scored two runs in the bottom of the...
View ArticleUnemployed Maryland workers push lawsuit over backlogged benefits claims...
The Unemployed Workers’ Union filed an amended lawsuit against the state and Maryland Labor Secretary Tiffany Robinson on Wednesday reiterating its contention that scores of out-of-work Marylanders are...
View ArticleMan charged with beating a 1-year-old to death in Baltimore last year
A Baltimore man was arrested and charged with murder and child abuse as police say he fatally beat 1-year-old Zariea Dixon when he was babysitting her in October 2020.
View ArticleNicholas Sparks, author of ‘The Notebook,’ returning to Carroll County in...
Nicholas Sparks, author of the best-seller “The Notebook” and other novels, is returning to Carroll County as part of his national book tour for “The Wish,” on Sept. 29.
View ArticleU.S. COVID vaccination rate still lags because of disinformation campaign,...
Vaccination rates in the United States continue to lag largely due to widespread disinformation and misinformation campaigns designed to suppress the science and sway people from getting immunized...
View ArticleConstruction starts in Perryville on Great Wolf’s largest resort — a $250...
Great Wolf Resorts Inc. has begun building a $250 million indoor water park and hotel in Perryville that will be the brand’s largest resort and employ more than 850 people.
View ArticleActivist DeRay Mckesson’s nonprofit takes up defense of Keith Davis Jr.,...
Activist DeRay Mckesson says his team has uncovered nearly 200 inconsistencies from the five trials of Keith Davis Jr. and they published the instances in a website. It's part of a new campaign to...
View ArticleRavens place G Ben Cleveland, TE Jake Breeland on nonfootball injury list
Teams often place players on the NFI list when they fail the team’s conditioning test upon reporting to training camp, as Cleveland did Tuesday.
View ArticleHoward County Executive Calvin Ball announces emergency legislation to extend...
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball on Wednesday announced the introduction of emergency legislation to extend outdoor dining at bars and restaurants that expanded service during the coronavirus...
View ArticleProposed opioid settlement could bring Maryland $485 million, Attorney...
A proposed $26 billion settlement with opioid producers could bring as much as $485 million to Maryland to help address the opioid epidemic, the state’s attorney general announced Wednesday.
View Article54-year-old man transported to hospital in ‘serious condition’ after...
A 54-year-old man was taken to the hospital Wednesday night after getting trapped in the basement apartment after a fire erupted, officials said.
View ArticleIf you got the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine, will you need another shot?...
Amid delta’s threat, climbing COVID cases and slowing vaccination rates, here’s what to know about new research developments about whether recipients of Johnson & Johnson’s coronavirus vaccine need...
View ArticleCraving a change of scenery? 818 Market in Catonsville offers comfort and...
“It’s very hard to please everyone. And we wanted to take a really hard shot at pleasing everyone.”
View ArticleRetro Baltimore: The 1921 Orioles won 27 straight games
One hundred years ago, Baltimore had a baseball swagger, and deservedly so.
View ArticleFormer District Court Judge Richard O. Motsay Sr., who directed bail reform...
Richard O. Motsay Sr., a retired Baltimore City District Court judge who presided over housing cases and directed the Baltimore Bail Project, died Monday at his Lutherville home. He was 96.
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