Camden Yards still an option for Blue Jays’ temporary home this season
Discussions remain underway for Camden Yards to be the temporary 2020 home of the Toronto Blue Jays, according to an industry source.
View ArticleAnnapolis police investigating armed robbery involving two juveniles, one...
Annapolis police have made one arrest in relation to an armed robbery that took place Wednesday near the new Michael E. Busch Annapolis Library.
View Article‘Future in good hands’: Girl who founded Carroll County nonprofit at 11 years...
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot virtually presented the 2019 William Donald Schaefer Helping People Award for Carroll County to Pass Love Around, Julia LeHew’s nonprofit, that makes and sells pet...
View ArticleHarford restaurants owners concerned as coronavirus cases spike elsewhere;...
At Coakley’s Pub in Havre de Grace, outdoor dining continues to do well, but owner Margie Coakley says there is lingering apprehension when it comes to indoor dining.
View ArticleMREC hosting garden party and croquet benefit
MREC hosts garden party and croquet benefit
View ArticleBaltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby asks Inspector General’s Office to...
Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby this week asked the city Inspector General’s Office to investigate her travel and financial disclosures.
View ArticleAnnapolis police investigating after woman reports being knocked down to the...
Annapolis police offices are investigating a sex offense that took place between midnight and 1:00 a.m. on Madison St.
View Article‘Heavily damaged’ water main on Bosley Avenue in Towson causes natural gas...
A portion of road on Bosley Avenue collapsed into a water main early Thursday morning, leading to a natural gas leak there, officials said. a Fire Department spokesman said the leak posed no danger to...
View ArticleTheodore Klein, who made model railroaders’ fantasies into a reality, dies
Theodore Klein, the proprietor of M.B. Klein Inc., a major supplier of model railroad equipment, has died at 84.
View ArticleEthics panel: Maryland judges should not attend Black Lives Matter events
The Maryland Judicial Ethics Committee released an opinion Wednesday that the state’s judges should not participate in events for the Black Lives Matter movement.
View ArticleDemonstrators demand more resources and more urgency to protect Maryland...
Demonstrators called for more resources as prisoners go through COVID-19 outbreak.
View ArticleOrioles’ alternate site in Bowie trying to offer development, competitiveness...
Even with Thursday’s additions after the Orioles set their 30-player Opening Day roster, the organization’s alternate training site in Bowie offers perhaps one of the best student-to-teacher ratios in...
View ArticleProsecutors seek 3-year sentence for former Baltimore delegate Cheryl Glenn;...
Federal prosecutors are using Cheryl Glenn’s words against her as they outline why they think the former Baltimore legislator deserves a three-year prison sentence.
View Article‘We’re a family’: In his last speech before retirement, Anne Arundel police...
Anne Arundel County Police Chief Timothy Altomare, who announced his retirement Tuesday night, addressed the department’s 90th recruit class in an emotional speech Thursday, attacking dissent that has...
View ArticleCarroll County has seen more COVID-19 cases among community members this week...
Carroll County has set a record for the most COVID-19 cases among members of the community outside of congregate living facilities in a single week.
View ArticlePlop’s army: Volunteers work to reunite cat with owner after Columbia...
What once was a story of a by-chance pet adoption, has turned into a desperate reunification effort. Plop’s name and face now line the streets of Columbia, as volunteers, local pet rescue organizations...
View ArticleWhite House says on phone call that Baltimore requires ‘aggressive’...
The leader of the White House Coronavirus Task Force said 11 cities, including Baltimore, require "aggressive" mitigation action, The Center for Public Integrity reported.
View ArticleHarford private schools weighing options for next year, some plan to have...
While Harford County Public Schools officials are, at present, planning for an all-virtual first semester of the 2020-21 school year, the area’s private schools are either reviewing a number of options...
View ArticleAfter event draws 1,000-plus, Carroll County commissioners prohibit large...
Four days after the Carroll County Farm Museum hosted more than 1,000 guests Sunday for a private event, the Board of County Commissioners voted to prohibit future large gatherings on county-owned...
View ArticleBaltimore liquor board cites bars including Kisling’s, Abbey Burger in Fells...
Six restaurants are facing coronavirus-related citations at Baltimore City Liquor Board hearings in August.
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