Investigative reporter Joy Lepola set to leave Fox 45 on Monday after 17 years
Joy Lepola is set to leave FOX 45 on Monday after 17 years, the news reporter announced on social media Sunday night.
View ArticleRavens have No. 27 overall pick in 2021 NFL draft. Here’s a look at where...
With compensatory draft picks yet to be awarded, the Ravens have five selections entering the predraft process overall.
View ArticleVice President-elect Kamala Harris to be sworn in by Justice Sonia Sotomayor...
Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will be sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor on Wednesday while using a Bible once owned by West Baltimore-born Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall.
View ArticleQ&A: New Carroll County Chamber of Commerce chair Steven Aquino talks about...
Steven Aquino was recently named chair of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and he started this one-year position on Jan. 12.
View ArticleHarford library’s annual winter reading program continues last year’s...
Harford County Public Library’s 2021 Winter Reading Program, “Take Out a Good Book,” continues last year’s foodie theme and features numerous virtual events including a cooking demo, trivia contests,...
View ArticleBlack church in Cockeysville works to preserve history despite difficulties...
Bazil African Methodist Episcopal Church, a historically Black house of worship in Cockeysville, is celebrating its 145th anniversary this year.
View ArticleBaltimore educator will use Lowe’s grant to help train students for...
Van Brooks has received a $50,000 grant to help expand his organization to provide training that can lead to construction jobs.
View ArticleRavens offseason primer: What you need to know about free agency, the draft...
The Ravens’ season came to an abrupt end Saturday night in a 17-3 divisional-round to the Buffalo Bills. That means it’s time to look forward to the offseason, highlighted by the NFL draft and free...
View ArticleA county-by-county look at how to make a coronavirus vaccine appointment
Here’s a list of links by county for where to go to make appointments for the vaccine if you’re eligible to receive it.
View ArticleMLK’s legacy lives on in his words; here’s what they might mean today |...
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is one of America's most quoted orators, and his words still resonate today, perhaps more than ever.
View ArticleCarroll County schools celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. through lessons and...
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day will be celebrated within Carroll County Public Schools through a host of different assignments and activities.
View Article‘They got loud’: Bills fans changed the Ravens offense’s plans in a playoff loss
"There’s no one else at fault, and I will be better at that.” Patrick Mekari said Saturday.
View ArticleOrioles roster projection: With spring training a month away, here’s who...
Spring training begins in just over four weeks. Here’s a look at how the Orioles roster might be shaping up for Opening Day on April 1 in Boston.
View ArticleCarroll County Health Department unveils updated COVID-19 vaccination rollout...
The Carroll County Health Department this week will continue to vaccinate individuals in Phase 1A, as well as staff from public and private schools and child care facilities who are in Phase 1B. People...
View ArticleMaryland reports 1,769 new coronavirus cases
The new figures bring the state to 328,214 cases and 6,423 deaths during the pandemic.
View ArticleLate Maryland Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller to lie in state in...
Maryland Senate President Emeritus Thomas V. Mike Miller, who died on Friday, will lie in state in the rotunda of the State House on Thursday and Friday.
View ArticleBoard of Carroll County Commissioners weigh in on final comprehensive...
There were numerous listening sessions and public hearings between the initial comprehensive rezoning requests and Thursday’s Board of Carroll County Commissioners meeting, said Lynda Eisenberg, the...
View ArticleTrying to get the coronavirus vaccine in Maryland? Tell us how it’s going.
Help inform our reporting on the vaccine rollout by telling us about your experience here.
View ArticleMan charged after Anne Arundel County police discover burglary in progress
A Washington, D.C., man on his way out of a Dunkin’ Donuts in Hanover after police say he smashed its windows and stole the business’s money was greeted by Anne Arundel County officers making nightly...
View ArticleMan charged with violating health emergency order after refusing to wear mask...
A Baltimore man was arrested Friday after police say he refused to wear a mask in a Subway in Glen Burnie and suggested he was going to throw a drink on the cashier, Anne Arundel County police said...
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