For Annapolis Pride brides, a chance to celebrate ‘love, acceptance and unity’Three couples will tie the knot or have their vows renewed at a ceremony Saturday during Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival. June 03, 2023
Former ‘whites only’ Beverly Triton Beach in Edgewater faces delays after reopening ceremonyAnne Arundel County nears the end of the process of reopening part of Beverly Triton Beach, a once-segregated beach in Edgewater. June 03, 2023
‘What the heck’s going on’: 7-hour power outage in Annapolis area causes confusion, ‘nightmare’ traffic, temporary delays to courtsThere's still confusion about what caused Thursday's power outage, which affected more than 72,000 Anne Arundel County BGE customers, mostly in Annapolis. June 02, 2023
85 Anne Arundel students graduate from Evening High School program: ‘Watch your character, for it becomes your destiny’85 students graduated from Anne Arundel County Evening High School Thursday at Severna Park High School. June 02, 2023
More than 72,000 BGE customers lose power across Annapolis and Anne Arundel County; nearly all service restored overnight The outage began around 3:15 p.m., the power company said, and caused tens of thousands of customers to lose electric service. June 02, 2023
Harborplace developers slated to ‘re-imagine’ Inner Harbor ask Baltimoreans: What would you wish for?Real estate developer David Bramble asked Baltimoreans for their potentially million-dollar ideas regarding renovations to Harborplace, the mostly vacant twin pavilions in the Inner Harbor Saturday morning. June 03, 2023
A good Baltimore crab night is messy and all about the people around the table Now that summer’s mostly here, it’s time to talk hard crabs and the Baltimore mania of seafood at all costs. June 03, 2023
Frank R. Cutko, referee and umpire who coached teams at Community College of Baltimore County, diesFrank R. Cutko, a referee and umpire who taught physical education, died May 20 at his son’s home in Bowdoinham, Maine. He was 90. June 03, 2023
Baltimore artist and Holocaust survivor Gigi McKendric sees world’s darkness, fills it with ‘glimmer of light’A survivor of both the Holocaust and an earthquake that destroyed her town in Romania, Baltimore artist Gigi McKendric believes she was saved for a reason. Her works, often inspired by tragic world events, aim to emphasize inhumanity and suffering while communicating a “glimmer of light” coming from the horror. June 03, 2023
Baltimore mayor, City Council leaders vow to seek ‘alternative’ after BOPA budget hearing disappoints The statement from city leaders came in the wake of the agency’s budget hearing Friday evening. June 02, 2023
Catonsville High School commencement | PHOTOSPictures from the commencement exercises for Catonsville High School held at Towson University's SECU Arena on Saturday, June 3, 2023. June 03, 2023
Western Tech track and field sophomore Ogechi Uzoukwu produced strong season after death of younger sister to cancerWestern Tech sophomore Ogechi Uzoukwu suffered the tragic loss of her younger sister on Feb. 23rd and became a regional outdoor track champion in four events, including three which she just started competing in this year. June 03, 2023
Frank R. Cutko, referee and umpire who coached teams at Community College of Baltimore County, diesFrank R. Cutko, a referee and umpire who taught physical education, died May 20 at his son’s home in Bowdoinham, Maine. He was 90. June 03, 2023
Judge orders man charged with killing former Morgan State basketball star held without bondA Baltimore County District Court judge on Friday ordered a man accused of fatally shooting a 25-year-old woman, who was set to testify in a murder trial in 2018, held without bail. June 02, 2023
Science, environment top of mind at Towson area schools this springStudents at Dulaney High School, Ridgely Middle School, Pot Spring Elementary school and several area schools wrapped up spring with science and environmental programs. June 02, 2023
An Eye for Art: Westminster sculptor hits his stride with public artTom Sterner, sculptor who lives near Union Mills, made his first public sculpture titled “Sprouts,” for the City of Westminster in 2018. June 03, 2023
Westminster High School hosts inaugural Special Olympics qualifier instead of Spring GamesCarroll's Spring Games has been an annual tradition for 50 years, but the $6,000 event will be replaced with an annual free Special Olympics qualifier for the first time this year. June 02, 2023
Kevin Dayhoff: The forgotten tale of Westminster’s singing barber On May 10, 1900, Westminster was saddened by the untimely death of James Hope, the African American singing barber of the Main Court Inn. June 02, 2023
Carroll commissioners approve purchase of four new trucks for use by roads departmentThe Board of Carroll County Commissioners unanimously approved the purchase of four new trucks that will help to prepare roads for inclement weather during the winter months. June 02, 2023
Francis Scott Key girls basketball coach TJ Develin steps down after 5 seasons; Mitchell Walther named new coachTJ Develin has stepped down as coach after leading the Francis Scott Key girls basketball team to the Carroll County championship this past season. Liberty JV coach Mitchell Walther has been named his replacement. June 01, 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
Harford County Public Schools file lawsuit against social media corporations for role in youth mental health crisisHarford County Public Schools is suing several social media companies, the school system announced Thursday. June 01, 2023
Harford County judge sends Abingdon Woods forest conservation plan back to the countyA Harford County judge said the developer of a warehouse in Abingdon Woods and the county did not provide a basis for waving the state's Forest Conservation Act in tearing down specimen trees. June 01, 2023
Harford County basketball coaches weigh in on Nuggets-Heat NBA Finals match-upA handful of Harford County high school basketball coaches offered their predictions and analysis on this year's NBA Finals matchup between the Denver Nuggets and Miami Heat. And they seem to be on the same page. June 01, 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
Howard Magazine’s 2023 Readers’ Choice ContestNominations are open for Howard Magazine’s 2023 Readers’ Choice Contest. June 01, 2023
Glenelg High alumna Caroline Bowman returns to Baltimore’s Hippodrome as Elsa in “Frozen”Glenelg High alumna Caroline Bowman returns to the region next week as Elsa in the North American tour of “Frozen The Musical,” onstage at the Hippodrome Theatre in Baltimore June 7-18. June 01, 2023
River Hill tennis captures second consecutive Class 3A state team title, crowns three state championsRiver Hill tennis won its second straight Class 3A team state title, also crowning state champions in boys singles, boys doubles and mixed doubles. May 31, 2023