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A fund set up by The Y in Catonsville for Jordan Taylor, the Catonsville native killed in his Baltimore home last month, has raised more than $10,000 to provide financial assistance to families struggling to enroll their kids in local YMCA programs.

The City Council re-appointed the Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis board chair on Monday, one of several high-profile positions that will be considered including city manager and city attorney. A second public hearing on short-term rental legislation was also held.

By Brooks DuBose

Dec 9, 2019

Orioles GM Mike Elias said he hopes to see pitching prospects Keegan Akin, Dean Kremer, and Bruce Zimmermann in the majors in 2020 while touting those who are following them up the farm system.

By Jon Meoli

Dec 9, 2019

The Orioles added a piece of high-minors pitching depth by claiming 23-year-old right-hander Marcos Diplán off waivers from the Detroit Tigers.

By Jon Meoli

Dec 9, 2019

George J. Laurer, a Maryland graduate whose invention of the Universal Product Code at IBM transformed retail and other industries around the world, has died. He was 94.

Maryland's transportation secretary, Pete Rahn, is leaving his position.

Richard Trunnell has 30 years of experience in the law including five years as an assistant state’s attorney in Prince George’s County. In one high profile case, he was the attorney for a Crofton man convicted of committing a hate crime in an unusual plea agreement that included a public apology for hanging a noose at Crofton Middle school in 2017.

By E.B. Furgurson III

Dec 9, 2019

A federal appeals court has ruled that a Maryland law regulating online political ads went too far.

By Jeff Barker

Dec 9, 2019

Sean Urbanski was charged with murder and a hate crime for the killing of Richard Collins III in 2017. His trial began Monday with jury selection.

By Lilly Price

Dec 9, 2019

A Baltimore man has been found guilty of gunning down Tim Moriconi in Riverside, near Federal Hill, last year as the 25-year-old was walking home.

By Jessica Anderson

Dec 9, 2019

Dr. Michael T. Crow, an assistant professor of medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, has died at age 66.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Dec 9, 2019

Donald DeBona, a retired medical publication employee who formerly lived in the Towson neighborhood of Wiltondale, has died at age 92.

By Jacques Kelly

Dec 9, 2019

Holiday Hope is an annual campaign, now in its 21st year, in which the Carroll County Times teams up with Carroll Food Sunday, Neighbors in Need Year Round, Carroll Hospice, Access Carroll and The Shepherd’s Staff to help the less fortunate during the holidays. This year’s goal is to raise $125,000 for the five partner charities by Christmas.

We were lucky to have missed the winter storm that dumped at least 4 inches of snow in 30 states, including over four feet in California and over 2 feet in the Northeast. But we’ll get ours.

By E.B. Furgurson III

Dec 9, 2019

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has tapped a Baltimore-based lawyer to fill a vacancy on the state's highest court.

By Pamela Wood

Dec 9, 2019

For the first time in Maryland, high school students will get the chance to work on an aircraft as part of a new aviation maintenance technician program in Anne Arundel County.

By Naomi Harris

Dec 9, 2019

From a senior living development to a proposed subdivision to a planned hotel and restaurant to a mixed use development, southern Carroll County could be on the verge of significant growth.

Baltimore County Police Sunday announced an officer assigned to the department’s Essex precinct was arrested and charged felony rape and misdemeanor assault, according to a release.

By McKenna Oxenden

Dec 9, 2019

Police said Royal Jamar Robert Quinn is facing multiple charges in connection with a sexual assault at a Dundalk elementary school.

By Wilborn P. Nobles III

Dec 9, 2019

Maryland, which plays at Penn State on Tuesday, moved down one spot in this week’s poll, which was released Monday.

By Don Markus

Dec 9, 2019

Anne Arundel County police are searching for a man after he allegedly robbed a store in Crofton and pepper-sprayed an employee.

By Chase Cook

Dec 9, 2019

The unbeaten Terps will go after their 10th straight victory to start the 2019-20 season Tuesday at Penn State.

By Don Markus

Dec 9, 2019

Towson residents are concerned about landlords who are allegedly breaking the law by renting to more than two unrelated adults in a single-family home.

By Wilborn P. Nobles III

Dec 9, 2019

Rain and snow are expected in Baltimore this week, according to the National Weather Service.

By Colin Campbell

Dec 9, 2019

Baltimore police ruled the death of a 2-month old baby a homicide after sustaining multiple head injuries.

Embattled comedian Louis C.K. is scheduled to perform his standup show at Magooby's Joke House in Timonium Dec. 13 and Dec. 14.

By Lillian Reed

Dec 9, 2019

A driver who crashed into a home and died Monday morning was trying to get away from a traffic stop, according to police in Maryland.

Police arrested Sean Urbanski at a bus stop, 50 feet from where 23-year-old Richard Collins III, was dying.

A Massachusetts native is now pinning up to help animals with acupuncture treatment in the Sykesville area.

At a school where most students are black, in Hampden where the majority of residents are white, the students are trying to tackle assumptions about who they are.

By Talia Richman

Dec 9, 2019

Ever since an anonymous whistleblower reported comments President Donald Trump made on a July phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Ellicott City resident Don Soeken has seen a bump in interest in his Whistleblower Support Fund.

A Kansas artist and biologist filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against the Maryland Department of the Environment for using his fish art on their website.

New Windsor’s Town Council meeting Wednesday evening shed light on pending stabilization work on Dielman Inn, ongoing water main repairs and the renovation of a town building nearing completion.

Maryland defeats No. 23 Kentucky, 72-66, before a sellout crowd at Cole Field House, extending its non-conference basketball win streak at home to 69 games. Terence Morris scores 22 points for the No. 21 Terps.

By Mike Klingaman

Dec 9, 2019

Here are five things to watch this week as the Orioles’ front office heads west to San Diego for the winter meetings.

By Jon Meoli

Dec 9, 2019