Betsy Harris-Dotson is recognized for her decades of volunteer bookkeeping for philanthropic organizations as well as her work crocheting winter items for homeless residents.

The Navy is working on a project to fully enclose the firing range at Greenbury Point in Annapolis.

Facing a mountain of potential lawsuits connected to its history of child sexual abuse committed by priests, America’s oldest Catholic archdiocese declared bankruptcy Friday, a move designed to limit its liability against potential damages and conserve its assets.

The Annapolis City Council unanimously approved a resolution Tuesday night that solidifies that the public has access to Wells Cove located in the Eastport neighborhood.

Three months after the July 2 shooting, Brooklyn Homes residents and volunteers planted trees and flowers in honor of the victims. While many still feel unsafe, some victims and residents say they are beginning to heal.

David P. Miller II, the first head of the Maryland Environmental Trust, died Sept. 1 at Gilchrist Center Howard County in Columbia. The Tuscany-Canterbury resident was 87.

Baltimore Police said officers responded to the 1100 block of South Charles Street around 12:14 a.m. and found 23-year-old Ryan Demby with multiple gunshot wounds.

Officers responded to the 400 block of North Montford Avenue around 1:13 a.m. and found the victim had been shot multiple times in the head.

David P. Miller II, the first head of the Maryland Environmental Trust, died Sept. 1 at Gilchrist Center Howard County in Columbia. The Tuscany-Canterbury resident was 87.

Catherine S. “Kitty” Douglass, former controller of the General German Aged People’s Home in Irvington, died Sunday at her Reisterstown home. She was 85.

Catonsville rallies from surrendering an own-goal early in the match, to score a 2-1 victory over previously unbeaten Hereford.

Sophomore quarterback Braeden Palazzo threw two touchdowns and ran another one in during a commanding third quarter and McDonogh's defense clamped down for a sturdy 42-21 win over Loyola Blakefield in MIAA A Conference play.

On Saturday, the Westminster Fire Engine and Hose Co. No. 1 will continue a yearlong celebration of its 200th anniversary of serving Westminster and the greater Carroll County community.

Drive-thru flu shot clinics will be available at all five senior and community centers in the county starting Monday for people age 9 and older.

McDaniel College in Westminster celebrated Homecoming this weekend, with traditions such as the crowning of the Homecoming Court, the awarding of the James Brant Memorial Cup, an Athletics Hall of Fame celebration, as well as sporting events. On Saturday the college also celebrated its Green Terror mascot’s 100th birthday.

Jessi Hardesty is a local artist living in Westminster. She is the division chair of arts and humanities at Carroll Community College. She is also the director of visual arts, curator and a professor.

David P. Miller II, the first head of the Maryland Environmental Trust, died Sept. 1 at Gilchrist Center Howard County in Columbia. The Tuscany-Canterbury resident was 87.

Ravens linebackers Jadeveon Clowney and Tavius Robinson spoke to players and coaches before the start of Friday night's Edgewood and Joppatowne football game as part of the Ravens RISE High School Football showdown.

Four of the six books singled out by Harford Board of Education Vice President Melissa Hahn as "inappropriate" are currently in Harford's public high school libraries.

A public hearing will be held Monday by the Harford County Council on proposed bills for warehousing, apartments and the term limits of county council members.

Baltimore Police said officers responded to the 1100 block of South Charles Street around 12:14 a.m. and found 23-year-old Ryan Demby with multiple gunshot wounds.

Reservoir football took advantage of a pair of late Marriotts Ridge fumbles in a 24-21 come-from-behind win, punctuated by Will Snoots' game-winning field goal.

Facing a mountain of potential lawsuits connected to its history of child sexual abuse committed by priests, America’s oldest Catholic archdiocese declared bankruptcy Friday, a move designed to limit its liability against potential damages and conserve its assets.

With the Archdiocese of Baltimore weighing bankruptcy as a means to compensate abuse victims, its assets are difficult to untangle after years of legal maneuvering to shelter property while retaining control.