Woman carjacked at knifepoint in Glen Burnie; forced to drive suspects, police sayAfter driving the suspects to Baltimore, the woman pulled out her own knife which caused the group to flee, police said. September 22, 2023
Anne Arundel launches program to combat longstanding invasive vine issueAnne Arundel County starts tackling the issue of invasive vine issue killing multitudes of trees. September 22, 2023
Three things to know about the new academic dean and provost at the Naval AcademySamara Firebaugh, Naval Academy's Academic Dean and Provost. September 22, 2023
The Hub at Maryland Hall fills void in media arts programming, educationThe Hub has a full slate of workshops and classes on topics ranging from designing magazine covers to photo editing to beat making, which creates music with the help of digital tools. September 22, 2023
‘It’s really rewarding’: Arundel High students give back to community through free storeAt Arundel High School's Upcycle Closet, students can get toiletries and used clothing for free. September 22, 2023
Man killed in Clifton Park FridayA man was fatally shot in Clifton Park in Northeast Baltimore Friday afternoon. 9:50 PM
Saturday cancellation of Artscape ahead of Tropical Storm Ophelia latest blow to beloved Baltimore festival With wet and windy tropical weather in the weekend forecast, Baltimore officials canceled Saturday’s events at Artscape. 9:19 PM
Maryland weather: Artscape canceled for Saturday as tropical storm expected to bring heavy rain, strong wind Tropical Storm Ophelia will likely bring heavy rain and strong gusts to the Baltimore area as it moves up the East Coast. September 22, 2023
Baltimore City Council committee OKs Richard Worley as police commissioner; full council to considerA Baltimore City Council committee on Thursday voted unanimously to advance the nomination of Richard Worley as Baltimore Police commissioner, sending the mayor’s selection to the full council for consideration. September 22, 2023
As Jonas Brothers prepare for Baltimore concert, Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner enter legal battle over childrenActor Sophie Turner sued her estranged pop star husband Joe Jonas on Thursday to force him to turn over the passports of the couple’s two young daughters so she can take them to England. September 22, 2023
Catonsville football has a happy homecoming, winning battle of big plays, 35-24, over Woodlawn Catonsville builds a big lead and holds off Woodlawn for a 35-24 victory on homecoming. 3h
Annual prostate cancer run/walk to be held in Towson on Oct. 1Chesapeake Urology and ZERO Prostate Cancer will hold its annual Sanford J. Siegel Prostate Cancer Run and Walk on Oct. 1 at Unitas Stadium in Towson. September 22, 2023
State Highway Administration to begin repairing pavement on York Road in northern Baltimore CountyDrivers in northern Baltimore County can expect lane closures on York Road starting Sunday as SHA repairs sections of asphalt pavement between Shawan Road and Phoenix Road. September 22, 2023
Baltimore County residents start ‘long process’ of boundary study for 19 elementary schoolsEducators and volunteers aimed to prioritize continuity and diversity as they started reviewing boundary maps on Thursday for 19 elementary schools in Baltimore County’s Central Area, with the goal of reducing overcrowding. September 22, 2023
More than a half million attended the Maryland State Fair despite scorching temperatures and scattered stormsThe 2023 Maryland State Fair entertained and educated over a half million people during three weekends in August and September. September 22, 2023
Chase Miller throws 2 touchdowns; Liberty football beats Francis Scott Key, 21-6After falling behind one play into Friday's game, Liberty football righted the ship and posted a 21-6 victory over Francis Scott Key. 4h
Fatal police shooting of Sykesville man in June was ‘necessary,’ according to Carroll state’s attorneyAn investigation by the Carroll County State’s Attorney’s Office has determined that the fatal shooting of a Sykesville man by the Maryland State Police on June 4 was “reasonable, necessary, and proportional.” September 22, 2023
Carroll upgraded to drought ‘warning’ status by Maryland Department of the EnvironmentThe Maryland Department of the Environment on Wednesday officially placed the county under a drought warning, an upgrade from the drought watch status the county has been under since July. September 22, 2023
Carroll officials propose new law to withhold permits from businesses that owe back taxesCarroll County officials hope to hold business owners accountable for paying back taxes to the county, by withholding construction, electrical or plumbing permits from those businesses until taxes are paid. September 22, 2023
Carroll school board to vote on updates to health, science, social studies and other curriculaThe Carroll County Board of Education discussed updates to the public school system curriculum at its monthly meeting on Sept. 13. September 22, 2023
Patterson Mill football’s Wing-T offense runs through visiting Bo Manor, 41-14Patterson Mill improves to 4-0 on the season behind a dominant run game. Coach Dave Huryk is hoping to send a message with each stacked win. 5h
C. Milton Wright girls volleyball hands Patterson Mill its first loss, 3-1: ‘We gotta believe in ourselves’C. Milton Wright girls volleyball coach coach Dave Naugle dropped to a knee for his team huddle and said, “We gotta believe in ourselves. This is our gym. It’s hot in here, they’re not used to being hot so let’s not let them come back. Let’s put the pedal down and beat them.” September 21, 2023
Harford County Public Schools share safety and security changes following June 2022 crisis preparedness reportThe Harford County Public Schools Department of Safety and Security has made updates to campus safety and security after a workgroup reviewed its June 2022 safety report. September 21, 2023
Harford state’s attorney reaches ‘temporary solution’ with county executive over access to employee recordsThe Office of Harford State's Attorney Alison Healey announced Wednesday that County Executive Bob Cassilly's administration has granted her access to the email of an employee on leave. September 21, 2023
Upcoming lectures tell the story of the Underground Railroad exhibit at the Havre de Grace Maritime MuseumA free lecture series on the permanent exhibit, “Underground Railroad: Other Voices of Freedom,” runs through Sept. 30 at the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum. September 21, 2023
River Hill football rushes for over 300 yards, defeating Long Reach, 28-8, in Ravens RISE High School Football ShowdownRiver Hill football rushed for over 300 yards as a team, while its defense smothered Long Reach for a win in the Ravens RISE High School Football Showdown. 3h
River Hill boys soccer comes out fast, clamps down on Wilde Lake in 2-0 win, earning fifth straight victoryRiver Hill boys soccer earned a fourth clean sheet in their opening five games as senior Dylan Martinez scored a pair of goals in a 2-0 win over Wilde Lake. September 21, 2023
Martirano says more Howard buses arriving on time, as contractors call Zum plan ‘a failed experiment’Howard County schools superintendent Michael Martirano said Wednesday that his new school start time plan had already showed success on its first day, as the Maryland School Bus Contractors Association on Thursday released a statement expressing its alarm at the transportation issues. September 21, 2023
Long Reach field hockey rallies to defeat Centennial, 3-2, earning fourth straight win: ‘They don’t give up’Long Reach field hockey battled back from a pair of one-goal deficits to go into halftime tied with Centennial. The Lightning went ahead less than a minute into the second half. September 20, 2023
Howard school board members Mallo and Chen attend parents’ town hall, seek solutions to bus challengesDozens of concerned parents met in Columbia Tuesday night to express frustrations with Howard County Public School System officials and their handling of new school start times, canceled bus routes, consistently late buses and other issues, three weeks into the new school year. September 20, 2023