‘Disappointed more than anything’: Towson leaders take aim at revised...
The Baltimore County Public Schools system is facing backlash from elected officials and community advocates in the Towson area for its recently revised multiyear improvement plan for all schools,...
View ArticleTokyo Olympics: Coppin State’s Joseph Amoah and Ghana 4x100 relay fall short...
After setting a national record in the semifinals and representing the only African country in the final, the quartet was disqualified for a lane infringement in Friday night’s final.
View ArticleCarroll County commissioners approve $29,000 purchase of ballistic helmets...
Law enforcement officers in Carroll County will soon have access to ballistic helmets, providing them with some additional protection during high-threat situations.
View ArticleTwo-story house fire in Arnold causes $400,000 damage, leaves two residents...
Two Arnold residents are displaced after a two-story house fire started in the sunroom early Friday morning.
View ArticleOrioles on deck: Pitching matchup, lineups, roster moves and how to watch...
Here's everything you need to know before the Orioles' home game Friday night against the Tampa Bay Rays.
View ArticleA burglary in Annapolis left one victim with minor injuries, police say
A burglary was reported after a victim said a group of female subjects known to her entered her residence on Thursday without permission for the purpose of assaulting the leaseholder, Annapolis police...
View ArticleTwo men killed in Southwest Baltimore shooting, police say
Two men were left unresponsive after a shooting in the city's Southwest area.
View Article43-acre forest in the midst of Harford County development envelope, put under...
A 43-acre forest along Patterson Mill Road, in the heart of Harford County’s development envelope, is now under permanent protection from being developed, the Harford Land Trust announced Friday.
View ArticleRavens QB Lamar Jackson activated off reserve/COVID-19 list, expected to...
Lamar Jackson has missed eight Ravens practices, including three in pads, while isolating after his positive test.
View ArticleRavens CB Jimmy Smith carted off from training camp practice with reported...
Ravens coach John Harbaugh did not have an update on the severity of the injury after practice but Smith suffered a low ankle sprain, according to multiple reports, a more positive diagnosis than a...
View ArticleSome vaccinated Marylanders still getting COVID-19, but few have died or been...
Fewer than 0.12% of those fully vaccinated — about 3,836 people — in the state later tested positive for the virus, the Maryland Department of Health reported.
View ArticleMaj. Gen. Robert Edmonson, new senior commander of Aberdeen Proving Ground,...
Aberdeen Proving Ground has a new top commander, as Maj. Gen. Robert L. Edmonson II took the reigns of Harford County’s largest employer and key military installation Friday with an exchange of a...
View ArticleCarroll County State’s Attorney’s Office receives state grant aimed at...
The Office of the State’s Attorney for Carroll County has been awarded a $386,459 grant by the Governor’s Office of Crime Prevention, Youth, and Victim Services to continue the efforts of the office to...
View ArticleRavens training camp observations on Chris Westry, Mark Andrews, Gus Edwards’...
One sequence in seven-on-seven action highlighted Ravens cornerback Chris Westry's potential.
View ArticleBaltimore County will hold off on reinstating indoor mask mandate
Baltimore County is not planning to reinstate an indoor mask mandate, but will push forward on efforts to get more more people in the county vaccinated in hopes of reversing the increase in COVID...
View ArticleBaltimore County Public Library to debut new Mobile Library Law Center, a...
After a partnership with Maryland Legal Aid and more than $100,000 in fundraising, the Baltimore County Public Library will debut its new Mobile Library Law Center next week.
View ArticleMaryland lawmakers to study needs of state parks
Former Gov. Parris Glendening will lead a bipartisan group of lawmakers in studying how to improve Maryland's state parks, which have been taxed by record use during the pandemic.
View ArticleFormer Baltimore City Hall staffer pleads guilty to perjury for omitting...
Former Baltimore City Hall staffer Elizabeth “Betsy” Gardner struck a plea deal with state prosecutor last week, admitting to accepting $15,000 in payments from a community group without reporting the...
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