Anne Arundel County
Congressman says Trump is ‘stealing’ money from Maryland projects for the ‘boondoggle’ border wall
Rep. C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger complains that Trump is diverting money from important projects for his "political" border wall.
Baltimore City
Mayor and City Council split over ‘gag orders’ in city settlements, including in cases of police abuse
Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young has signed an executive order retroactively barring the use of “gag orders" in some city settlements. Advocates for a ban on such restrictions called the order a misleading political maneuver meant to distract from a more effective attempt by the City Council to end the practice.
Baltimore County
Rock star Ric Ocasek of The Cars, a Baltimore native, is dead at 75 from cardiovascular disease
New York City police say that Ric Ocasek, former frontman for The Cars rock band, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment Sunday.
Carroll County
Carroll Varsity Roundup (Sept. 16): Century girls soccer stays unbeaten with shutout over Mt. Hebron
Carroll Varsity Roundup for Sept. 16, 2019.
Harford County
Edgewood man wanted in connection with carjacking, also suspected in 2 rapes, police say
The man wanted in connection with a carjacking and an attempted carjacking in Edgewood Saturday is also suspected in two rapes — one earlier Saturday morning and one in August, according to the Harford County Sheriff’s Office said.
Howard County
Howard schools prepping for flu season with annual free vaccine clinics
The flu shots will be offered in all Howard schools by the nonprofit Maryland Partnership for Prevention and the school system between Oct. 11 and Oct. 30. Each school is assigned a date for the vaccine clinic, with between six and 10 schools offering the vaccines each day.
More Maryland news
Mayor and City Council split over ‘gag orders’ in city settlements, including in cases of police abuse
Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young has signed an executive order retroactively barring the use of “gag orders" in some city settlements. Advocates for a ban on such restrictions called the order a misleading political maneuver meant to distract from a more effective attempt by the City Council to end the practice.
