Howard County looks to reuse Ellicott City courthouse spaces ahead of move to...
Howard County is seeking options for how to reuse the historic Ellicott City courthouse complex as the move to the newly developed Circuit Court building in Columbia quickly approaches.
View ArticleHoward County public school enrollment increases slightly in February
In February, the Howard County Public School System’s enrollment increased slightly — the first month with an augmented enrollment since last spring. The system’s enrollment increased by 128 students,...
View ArticleRapper Young Moose sues convicted Gun Trace Task Force officer Hersl, others
The Baltimore rapper known as Young Moose has filed a lawsuit against convicted Gun Trace Task Force detective Daniel Hersl and others, saying he was targeted for harassment and wrongly arrested.
View ArticleBars, restaurants, Camden Yards: What lifting Maryland’s COVID restrictions...
Here’s a closer look at Maryland's latest reopening efforts, which take effect 5 p.m. Friday.
View Article15 restaurants for outdoor dining in Baltimore to try now that spring weather...
After a long, depressing COVID winter, spring looks like it’s just about here. Temperatures have already risen into the 70s. Eating outside isn’t just another pandemic protocol, but something we want...
View ArticleThings to do in Baltimore and online March 12 to March 18
Take advantage of the improving weather and get out to see these area events. Check out a local artist’s exhibit, go out for diner and a concert or listen to poetry online.
View ArticleMan shot and killed overnight in Northwest Baltimore, police say
Baltimore police are investigating a shooting after a man was killed in Northwest Baltimore overnight, authorities said Wednesday morning.
View ArticleMaryland reports 900 new coronavirus cases, 14 new deaths
Maryland remains among the nation’s leaders in administering the new Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine, according to a report Tuesday afternoon from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
View ArticleBaltimore City, counties reviewing Maryland governor’s order to ease COVID...
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan's order has Baltimore City and Maryland counties scrambling to find out where they stand in terms of their ability to impose any stricter regulations on bars, stadiums,...
View ArticleMaryland has spent millions on emergency contracts to improve COVID vaccine...
Maryland entered at least two emergency contracts to improve its COVID vaccine rollout. Taxpayer groups and lawmakers often criticize the use of such emergency contracts.
View ArticleFederal stimulus package reflected in Maryland revenues
Maryland officials say federal stimulus money has made a big impact on the state’s economic outlook, even as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
View ArticleTaneytown’s new economic development director hopes to unite business owners...
Jay Meashey was recently named the economic development director for Taneytown and he took over for Nancy McCormick, who served in the role for 21 years prior to retiring in August 2020. The position...
View ArticleHogan’s COVID order: incautious, uncoordinated, unwise | COMMENTARY
With latest order lifting of COVID-19-related restrictions, Maryland's governor ignores concerns of local governments and many in the public health community.
View ArticlePiney Run regulars express concern over lake being drained and possible...
In a recent board meeting, county commissioners discussed the possibility of using the lake as a water source. Commissioners were told that to tap into the water supply the lake would have to...
View ArticleBaltimore’s tax sale to proceed on schedule — at least for now — following...
The city typically holds a tax lien certificate sale in May to collect on past-due property taxes or other delinquent charges.
View ArticleAs NCAA tournament stock drops, Maryland men’s basketball seeks to end...
Despite the disappointing end to the regular season, the Terps can look forward to a quick chance at redemption in a venue that has foiled Maryland teams in recent years.
View Article‘It thrills me’: After years of anticipation, Crofton High School building...
Crofton High School opened its doors to students Monday, months after the new school’s brick-and-mortar opening was postponed due to COVID-19.
View ArticleOrioles plan to use Bowie as alternate site to replace start of Triple-A...
Prince George's Stadium will be used for Triple-A players and major league depth more than than for younger prospects the way it was last summer when the MLB season opens in April.
View ArticleBrush fire in Sykesville believed to be caused by model airplane crash
A fast-spreading Tuesday brush fire near the Public Safety Training Center driver training facility is believed to have been started by a crashed model airplane.
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