Baltimore County Circuit Court adding sneeze guards, bullet-resistant barriers
The circuit court purchased 50 sneeze guards for installation in courtrooms and other spaces where people will be in contact with others.
View ArticleHampstead American Legion to host luminary display to honor lives lost in...
The Hampstead American Legion Auxiliary Unit 200 will host a luminary display to reflect, honor and remember those who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.
View ArticleSevern man gets five years in prison after plea reduces shooting charges;...
A Severn man will serve at least seven years in prison after a plea reduced his charges stemming from his opening fire on a car with three men inside, grazing one’s head, during a botched drug deal at...
View ArticleRavens preparing for the unknown in season opener against Browns; first...
The Cleveland Browns enter the 2020 season with a new head coach and coaching staff, leaving the Ravens scouring different types of film for preparation.
View ArticleHarford County no longer in need of election judges for November
The Harford County Board of Elections announced Wednesday that it has a sufficient number of judges for the election in November.
View ArticleHenry announces key hires as part of Baltimore comptroller transition
Baltimore City Councilman Bill Henry has announced key hires and members of his transition team as he prepares to take over as comptroller.
View Article10 COVID-19 cases reported in Carroll County, but health department warns...
Ten new COVID-19 cases among Carroll County community members were reported Wednesday, though the health department cautioned that the day’s data might be incomplete.
View ArticleAs Naval Academy tackles coronavirus, number of midshipmen in isolation unclear
It is unclear how many Naval Academy midshipmen are in isolation or quarantine due to COVID-19.
View ArticleHoward County allocates $750,000 in CARES Act funding to support local arts
At a news conference Wednesday morning, Howard County Executive Calvin Ball said $750,000 had been allocated to supporting the arts and theater community within the county.
View ArticlePolice: Elderly woman’s neck cut after being assaulted from behind in Columbia
Howard County police say a woman in her 80s was assaulted Wednesday morning by an unknown male wearing all dark clothing.
View ArticleHarford County Council grills prospective director of administration on ties...
The Harford County Council had many cutting questions for Ben Lloyd, the prospective director of administration to replace Billy Boniface, at its Tuesday meeting, but the answers to many of their...
View ArticleDr. Jonas R. Rappeport, retired forensic psychiatrist who worked on cases of...
Dr. Jonas R. Rappeport, the retired chief medical officer of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City who also was a consultant in the George Wallace, Gerald Ford and Ronald Reagan attempted assassination...
View ArticleForeman Wolf to open new restaurant at Canopy by Hilton in Baltimore’s Harbor...
The group behind Charleston, Petit Louis and Bin 604 wine shop will oversee the food and beverage program at the Canopy by Hilton in Baltimore’s Harbor Point Neighborhood.
View ArticleBaltimore city councilman criticizes police for posing with anti-abortion...
City Councilman Ryan Dorsey said photos of police holding T-shirts with the slogan "Black Preborn Lives Matter" violates department policy, which states on-duty officers are barred from participating...
View ArticleRavens near the top in preseason power rankings: ‘They are still loaded’
Here’s what NFL experts and analysts are saying about a Ravens team that enters the season with the second-best odds of winning the Super Bowl at 5-to-1.
View ArticleOrioles on deck: Lineups, pitching matchup and how to watch Wednesday’s game...
Here's everything you need to know before the Orioles' road game Wednesday night against the New York Mets.
View Article‘Lesson learned’: Arundel High apologizes about class example that...
A letter sent home to Arundel High parents on Tuesday night apologized for using a hypothetical scenario with the name of a former Anne Arundel County sheriff.
View ArticleBaltimore ballots will include mistake on referendum question, insert to be...
Voters in Baltimore will have an additional challenge to navigate when casting their ballots this fall: Ballots currently being printed for city voters contain a mistake that’s too late to fix.
View ArticleUniversity System of Maryland chancellor takes pay cut, warns employees could...
The University System of Maryland is projecting $500 million in losses due to COVID-19, and staffing cuts and furloughs could be next.
View ArticleCarroll County Public Library branches reopening to visitors
The Carroll County Public Library system has announced it plans to reopen all branches Sept. 21, after being closed since mid-March in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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