One seriously injured in fire at Severn residence, Anne Arundel Fire Department saysA person was hospitalized with serious injuries Monday evening as Anne Arundel County firefighters controlled a blaze at a Severn residence, authorities said. 34m
Annapolis City Council debates funding changes to police, fire, emergency management budgets at all-day amendment meetingMonday's all-day meeting focused on moving money around to fund new staffing positions and use the remainder of the city's ARPA funding. June 05, 2023
Sonic boom heard in Central Maryland was caused by NORAD jets pursuing ‘unresponsive aircraft’ that later crashed, officials sayA large boom that shook houses in the Annapolis area Sunday and was heard elsewhere in Maryland was caused by military fighter jets following an “unresponsive” aircraft that later crashed in Virginia, according to defense officials. June 05, 2023
Severn man charged with drunken driving, attempted murder after hitting three pedestrians with his SUV near Hanover dance club, police sayAdam Rey Wolford, 33, faces 19 charges after a fight at a Hanover dance club led to three pedestrians getting struck by an SUV, police said. June 05, 2023
Two young Annapolis men charged with attempted murder following May shooting that injured 18-year-oldApple George Weston Holliday, 18, and Demeiko Lester Ross Jr., 20, have been charged with attempted murder following a May 7 shooting on Bunche Street that sent a teenager to the hospital. June 05, 2023
No. 1 Johns Hopkins baseball advances to first NCAA Division III College World Series championship since 2008Matt Savedoff’s complete-game performance on the mound and a reshuffled batting lineup helped Johns Hopkins baseball beat Baldwin Wallace of Ohio, 8-2, and secure its first appearance in the College World Series finals since 2008 and second overall. 1h
HonFest organizer might not have enough volunteers to pull off Baltimore festival after backlash over Planned Parenthood"If you want this thing to happen, you have to help me," HonFest founder Denise Whiting told Baltimore city officials as the iconic festival reels from backlash over denying a booth to Planned Parenthood of Maryland. June 05, 2023
Man dies in Southeast Baltimore shooting, police say A man was fatally shot Monday in Baltimore’s Medford neighborhood, according to police. June 05, 2023
Man charged with murder of 27-year-old in Saturday shooting; teen killed Sunday in separate Baltimore incidentsBaltimore Police arrested and charged a man with first-degree murder Monday in connection to the Saturday killing of a 27-year-old man in Baltimore’s Bayview neighborhood. June 05, 2023
‘I’ve got a news flash for you, Frog’: Baltimore exhibit devoted to Jim Henson and the Muppets opens'The Jim Henson Exhibition: Imagination Unlimited' explores how the Maryland-raised puppeteer transformed popular culture. June 05, 2023
24-year-old arrested after his grandfather and great-grandmother are found dead in RandallstownA 24-year-old faces first-degree murder charges after Baltimore County Police found his 73-year-old grandfather and 86-year-old great-grandmother dead Sunday evening outside a Randallstown home. 2h
Parent sues Oldfields School officials, requests injunction to keep Baltimore County institution openThe parent of a student at Oldfields School has sued officials of the Baltimore County institution, which announced in April it would close next school year, in an attempt to keep it open. 5h
Minor injured Monday afternoon in Parkville shooting, Baltimore County Police sayA minor is expected to survive after being shot Monday afternoon in Parkville, according to Baltimore County police. June 05, 2023
Barricade situation ‘peacefully resolved’ in Essex after two nearby schools put on lockoutA barricade situation in Essex that placed two schools on lockout status Monday afternoon as a precaution has been “peacefully resolved,” Baltimore County police said. June 05, 2023
Wiener Walk in Towson | PHOTOS4th Wiener Walk, Sunday June 4, 2023 celebrated the beloved Dachshunds. Owners and dogs strolled Patriot Plaza in front of the county courthouse. The event was a fundraiser for the Little Paws Dachshund Rescue. June 05, 2023
Westminster High School graduates walk stage; four Gamber area graduates receive Oscar Brothers scholarshipsWestminster High School graduates Audrey Houle, Charlotte Houle, Carlie Rosewag and Valesk Zita each receive at least $15,000 from the Oscar Brothers Memorial Scholarship Fund. June 05, 2023
Three killed in Union Bridge Quarry crash Sunday morningA car crashed into the Union Bridge Quarry on Sunday morning, killing three occupants, including a Keymar resident. June 05, 2023
Maryland state trooper fatally shoots man Sunday morning in Eldersburg after 10-hour standoff, investigators sayThe Maryland Attorney General’s Office is investigating a fatal police shooting Sunday morning in Eldersburg that ended an overnight standoff between state troopers and a man they say they believe was armed. June 05, 2023
Mount Airy Town Council will vote Monday on hiring an architect to preserve Flat Iron BuildingMount Airy’s Town Council will consider a staff recommendation Monday night to hire an Ellicott City architecture firm to begin work on preserving the historic Flat Iron Building. June 05, 2023
Carroll officials looking for input on allowing motorized e-bikes on designated park trailsCarroll County officials are continuing to consider changing a law that bans all motorized vehicles from county-owned park trails, in order to allow people to ride a certain class of motorized bikes. June 04, 2023
Investigators believe Sunday fire outside vacant Bel Air pool house was intentional, Maryland fire marshal’s office saysInvestigators believe a brush fire was intentionally set outside of a Bel Air apartment complex’s vacant pool house on Sunday afternoon, according to the Office of the State Fire Marshal. June 04, 2023
Edgewood High School Class of 2023 graduation | PHOTOS Edgewood High School graduation 2023. June 02, 2023
C. Milton Wright Class of 2023 graduation | PHOTOS C. Milton Wright High School Class of 2023 graduation ceremony. June 02, 2023
Terry Thompson, Howard County firefighter who worked his way through the ranks in Maryland emergency services, diesTerry Thompson, a lifelong resident of Clarksville who dedicated his livelihood to emergency services, died May 16 at Howard County General Hospital. He was 71. June 05, 2023
Man killed in motorcycle crash in Glenwood, Howard County Police sayA man was killed early Sunday in a motorcycle crash in Glenwood, Howard County Police said. June 04, 2023
Howard County schools sue social media companies, alleging a role in youth mental health crisisThe Howard County Public School System filed a lawsuit Friday against Meta, Google, ByteDance, and Snap Inc., alleging the social media companies have exacerbated a mental health crisis among its student body of more than 57,000. June 02, 2023
Howard County fifth graders take the witness stand for annual Simulated Congressional HearingsHoward County public schools' Simulated Congressional Hearings ask all fifth graders to provide oral testimony on U.S. history and democracy to a panel of adult judges. June 02, 2023