Work on the median of I-695, aimed to ease congestion and improve reliability, will occur between Stevenson and Joppa roads.

Spiro Agnew didn't leave a rosy legacy, but the ethics and accountability reforms initiated following the vice president's disgraced resignation continue to guide public officeholders in Maryland.

A free kick that ricocheted off a Hereford defender stood as the difference in Eastern Tech's victory over the Bulls.

Baltimore City officials expect an update in the coming days after a tiny concentration of a microscopic parasite was discovered in the Druid Lake Reservoir.

Towson University’s basketball venue, known as SECU Arena for the past decade, is now simply TU Arena as the institute searches for a sponsor to replace the credit union.

Donald Robert Heacock, an investment banker at Baltimore-based Alex. Brown and sailor, died Sept. 13 at Blakehurst retirement community in Towson. He was 81.

A grand piano once owned by Yoko Ono and John Lennon that was expected to sell for $2 million will remain in Towson a while longer after receiving no bids at a Saturday auction.

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.

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.

Milford Mill returned two fumbles for touchdowns in the first half to start the team off toward its 33-0 win over Dundalk.

Da’Shaun Conway, a senior quarterback, threw for over 200 yards and four touchdowns for Perry Hall. His brother, senior wide receiver Dallas Conway, caught two of those touchdown passes and added a pick-six in Friday's win over Catonsville.

Sports fans can now eat a burger, watch the game and place a bet — all at the same time — at the new Greene Turtle sports bar in Towson.

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.

Hereford got a stiff challenge to its spot atop Baltimore County volleyball Thursday from Perry Hall, but the Bulls survived, winning in five sets.

Lansdowne volleyball rides hitting of Morgan Mallard to victory over Woodlawn.

Baltimore City officials are advising immunocompromised individuals, children and senior citizens to avoid drinking tap water across a large swath of its service area in the city, Baltimore County and a small part of Howard County due to parasitic contamination. Officials have detected low levels of a microscopic parasite called cryptosporidium in Baltimore’s drinking water reservoir at Druid Lake.

The Maryland Department of Transportation released three proposed maps of possible tunnels or surface-level tracks for the Red Line Thursday.

The 1929 Baldwin Concert Grand Piano Model D is anticipated to sell for as much as $2 million from Alex Cooper Auctioneers.

Margaret L. “Peggy” Ruppersberger, former director of the Bykota Senior Center, died Saturday in Towson. She was 101.

Claudia Cruz was welcomed at her first board of trustees meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 19.

Francis Paul “Frank” Bramble Sr., who headed two of Maryland’s largest banks, died Sept. 23. The Baltimore County resident was 75.

Catonsville field hockey has an offensive eruption in an 8-0 victory over Perry Hall, the Comets' second shutout over the Gators this season.

Catonsville and Perry Hall during a field hockey game at Catonsville High School on Tuesday, September 26, 2023.

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office released a newer, less-redacted version Tuesday of its report on the history of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore, but some key names, including those of five church officials and one abuser, remain hidden as those people are appealing their inclusion.

Baltimore homeowners who are suing Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. over its controversial practice of placing gas regulators on city home facades are seeking damages for what they consider unlawfully required installations.

Two versions of the Maryland Attorney General’s report on the history of sexual abuse within the Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore have been made public, the original in April and a less-redacted version almost six months later.