COVID violators are not American heroes | COMMENTARY
The COVID-19 pandemic has been ruinous for some but we must not lose sight of how government-mandated restrictions are saving lives.
View ArticleBaltimore County partners with Set the Captives Free church to open new...
Baltimore County’s busiest healthcare center currently operates in the basement at Baltimore County Public Library’s Woodlawn branch — by the summer, local officials hope to open a new Woodlawn Health...
View ArticleBel Air commissioners vote to deny annexation of field near historic...
The Bel Air Board of Town Commissioners voted 3-2 to deny the annexation of a field near the Liriodendron mansion at its Monday meeting after months of public pushback.
View ArticleCarroll County sees decrease in overdoses, fatalities in November
Fifteen of the 39 overdoses were attributed to heroin, six to prescription drugs, three to alcohol, three to other controlled dangerous substances, two to fentanyl and one to over-the-counter...
View ArticleTowson-based RCM&D will merge with Cleveland firm to create one of nation’s...
Towson-based RCM&D; will merge with a Cleveland-based firm to create one of the nation’s largest and oldest independent insurance brokerage firms.
View ArticleMaryland football to welcome back majority of players sidelined by...
The Terps also have a shot at their first winning record to close out the regular season in six years, and the players appreciated a concession coach Mike Locksley made last week.
View ArticleMaryland reports 50 coronavirus deaths, the most since May, as...
Maryland reported 2,632 new coronavirus cases Tuesday and 50 deaths tied to COVID-19, the most deaths reported in a single day since May, with hospitalizations nearing a pandemic high.
View ArticleWith three new members, Howard County school board doubles down on remaining...
A motion to partially rescind last month’s Howard County Board of Education decision to keep students in virtual learning through at least mid-April because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic failed...
View ArticleDocument: Here’s an overview of Maryland’s coronavirus vaccine plan
Read the Maryland Health Department's overview of how it plans to distribute doses of the highly anticipated coronavirus vaccine.
View ArticleBaltimore brothers charged with murder after 13-year-old was fatally shot,...
A Baltimore man and teenager have been charged with first degree murder and five counts of attempted murder after police say they fatally shot a boy and injured five others, including four children, at...
View ArticleAfter trade to Orioles, prospect Garrett Stallings on path to play at the...
Last week, the Orioles acquired Garrett Stallings from the Los Angeles Angels, putting the pitching prospect on a path to soon call home two ballparks he grew up going to.
View ArticleBaltimoreans: This is not your grandmother’s City Council | COMMENTARY
Starting with those elected in 2016, new members of the Baltimore City Council made the recent term the most productive in memory, and that bodes well for the future.
View ArticleRavens CB Anthony Averett activated for game vs. Cowboys; two players called...
Averett, who suffered a shoulder injury in Week 6 against the Philadelphia Eagles, was activated off injured reserve Friday and was not limited in practice.
View ArticleHarford school enrollment drops by more than 1,000 as students withdraw,...
Student enrollment in Harford County Public Schools has decreased by more than 1,000 compared to enrollment during the same time a year ago, as families have withdrawn their children and the number of...
View ArticleLouise F. ‘Weezie’ Reilly, longtime educator, dies
Louise F. “Weezie” Reilly, a longtime Roland Park Country School educator and world traveler, died Dec. 1 of heart failure at Sinai Hospital. The Elkridge Estates resident was 77.
View ArticleJohn N. Smallwood Jr., award-winning Philadelphia sports columnist who...
John N. Smallwood Jr., a former Odenton resident, covered the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia, the Philadelphia 76ers’ run to the 2001 NBA Finals, and the Philadelphia Eagles’ victory in...
View ArticleHoward County Council passes Liberty Act, prohibiting county agencies from...
The Liberty Act, legislation introduced by Howard County Council member Opel Jones last month to prohibit county agencies from cooperating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, passed in a 4-1...
View ArticleJack Scarbath, Maryland football great and Poly graduate remembered for being...
Jack Scarbath, a 1949 Poly graduate who earned a scholarship to play football at Maryland in the early 1950s and became an All-American, died of heart failure Sunday at his home in Rising Sun. He was 90.
View ArticleUnclear how many COVID-19 vaccines Harford County will receive as cases...
Harford County Executive Barry Glassman said it’s not clear how many doses of the coronavirus vaccine Harford County — or any Maryland jurisdiction — will receive once they start arriving in the state.
View ArticleMaryland weather: Dusting of snow possible in Baltimore region early...
The National Weather Service issued a potential winter commuting hazard statement Tuesday night, warning that the Baltimore region might get a dusting of snow.
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