Surveillance plane is finished in Baltimore, but federal court still hears...
Opponents asked a federal appellate court on Monday to find that Baltimore's spy plane program was unconstitutional and help guide what happens to data collected during its months in flight last year.
View ArticleMany of Maryland’s biggest counties got smaller per capita shares of COVID...
A COVID vaccine allocation policy from the Maryland Department of Health saw the state send a disproportionately small vaccine supply to more populated counties, according to data from the first 11...
View ArticlePub Dog restaurant reopens 18 months after Columbia gas explosion
More than 18 months after an August 2019 natural gas explosion decimated the Lakeside Office building in Columbia, Pub Dog is the first restaurant to reopen in the complex.
View ArticleUnder Armour has ended endorsement deal with ballet dancer Misty Copeland
Even before Under Armour had announced plans to cut marketing costs and renegotiate athlete endorsement deals, the Baltimore brand and ballet dancer Misty Copeland had parted ways.
View ArticleMaryland football to begin spring practice March 23, hold Red-White game on...
Last year’s spring practice was canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic, so this will mark a crucial period of development for the program under Mike Locksley, who enters his third season as head...
View Article20-year-old dies in single-vehicle crash in Glen Burnie. Accident under...
Kai Saunders, 20, of Glen Burnie, died in a single vehicle crash early Monday morning after his Acura drifted into a median and struck a tree.
View ArticleGlen Burnie man spent a year in jail, charged with a murder he didn’t commit....
Nikko Talley spent over a year in jail waiting for his trial in November 2016 shooting death of Trayvon Briscoe. Three years after his acquittal, Talley is suing the county and its police department.
View ArticleAnne Arundel, Annapolis and Navy firefighters battle barn fire in Arnold,...
A building fire that originated in a barn and spread to two nearby sheds took Anne Arundel County firefighters over an hour to extinguish and caused an estimated $100,000 in damages. While fighting the...
View ArticleMaryland’s Brenda Frese named Big Ten women’s basketball Coach of the Year
Frese led the No. 7 Terps to the Big Ten regular-season title for the sixth time in seven seasons and became the school's all-time winningest coach.
View ArticleMaryland Gov. Hogan proposes $1K bonuses for state workers
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on Monday proposed giving $1,000 bonuses to all state government employees.
View ArticleOne year after its first coronavirus case, Harford County trying to secure...
On the one-year anniversary of the first coronavirus case being reported in Harford, County Executive Barry Glassman said Monday that his jurisdiction wasn’t receiving its fair share of the COVID-19...
View ArticleBaltimore City Council approves 30% salary hike for head of public works
Baltimore City Council approved a 30% salary increase for the head of the Department of Public Works Monday night, setting up the position to be the third-highest paid in the city.
View Article‘Very frustrating’: Carroll County ranks low on list of COVID-19 vaccine...
According to Maryland Department of Health figures, Carroll ranked 20th out of the 24 counties (including Baltimore city) per capita in vaccine doses allocated by the state. Through Feb. 28, Carroll...
View ArticleMaryland expanded vaccine rollout to those 65 and older to correct racial...
Maryland officials quickly expanded the COVID-19 vaccine eligibility guidelines to include adults 65 and older in January to compensate for preexisting racial disparities among seniors, the state’s...
View ArticleMidshipmen to receive COVID-19 vaccine as early as Thursday, Naval Academy...
Midshipmen will begin to receive the COVID-19 vaccine as early Thursday.
View ArticleMan found dead Monday afternoon in Windsor Mill pond, Baltimore County Police...
A man was found dead in a Windsor Mill pond Monday afternoon, Baltimore County Police said.
View ArticleFormer radio host Peter Deibler of ‘The Kane Show’ dies after long illness
The former host of "The Kane Show,” Peter Deibler, died Friday after battling a long illness.
View ArticleManchester native Lizzie Wright concludes Inked Magazine cover contest run as...
The contest, which opened Jan. 18, is hosted by Jessica Wilde, one of the industry’s leading tattoo models, and co-hosted by guitarist and singer Dave Navarro. The winner will be announced March 12.
View ArticleJ. Michael McWilliams, a mediation lawyer who assisted in the 1978...
J. Michael McWilliams, a Baltimore mediation attorney who helped in the 1978 gubernatorial campaign of Harry R. Hughes, has died at 81.
View Article‘Let us play’: Harford students, parents, protest for fall sports season
A small group of other Harford County Public Schools students and parents stood along the edge of the C. Milton Wright High School campus Sunday, holding protest signs and calling for HCPS officials to...
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