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Wrisk is repeat winner of Athlete of the Year award
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Baltimore County Police say charges are pending against a man who injured a 22-month-old girl during a domestic dispute Sunday night.
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Four teenagers who were robbed while leaving Towson Town Center Thursday evening told police the incident was fueled by antisemitism.
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P. David Fields, former director of the Baltimore County Office of Planning and the Baltimore County Office of Community Conservation, has died. He was 84.
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The coronavirus aid bill requires most of the money to be distributed to the nation’s largest transit systems based on the areas’ populations — not ridership — and the Baltimore area falls shy of the population requirement of 3 million, with 2.2 million in the greater metropolitan area.
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Cockeysville's Antique Row, once booming with shops in the 1980s and 1990s, has suffered through the rise of the internet and an economic recession. But amid the economic havoc wrought by the coronavirus pandemic, antique dealers are undeterred.
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Several people assembled Sunday at the Old Towson courthouse to pray and reflect on the 135th anniversary of the lynching of Howard Cooper.
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A group of 20 people held a small rally in Towson on Saturday calling for the opening of schools in Baltimore County as COVID-19 cases continue to amass throughout the country.
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Dr. George D. Zuidema, former director of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine and surgeon-in-chief of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, has died at 92.
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A lawsuit alleges Hendersen-Webb threatened to evict a pregnant mother with two young children before she was illegally removed from her home.
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Baltimore County police officers arrested a man accused of robbing a Chick-fil-A Thursday afternoon in Perry Hall.
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A Baltimore Police Department sergeant assigned to the homicide unit was arrested Thursday night in Baltimore County and charged with extortion and kidnapping, officials said.
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Baltimore County will discuss three options for resuming school this fall after coronavirus shutdown
If Maryland and Baltimore County are in Phase 2, the school system would reopen schools at 30%-35% capacity with strict social distancing guidance.
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Student panelists said educators must learn how to address racism, which includes understanding the effects of school discipline and the need to provide a space for students to safely discuss current events.
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White scored her 1,000th career point for the basketball team
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Avery Wrigley just graduated from Stevenson University’s nursing program two years ago. Now, she’s told her story of the triumph and hardships of being a nurse in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic in a blogpost for GBMC.
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A Catonsville developer is requesting Baltimore County establish a planned unit development to pave the way for a 164-unit multifamily apartment complex on South Rolling Road, a proposal the developer says will not lead to the traffic safety issues and school overcrowding concerns that some community members fear.
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The Greater Catonsville Chamber of Commerce recently launched the Help Catonsville fundraiser to benefit the organization so it can continue to support local businesses and nonprofits and sponsor community events.
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In Maryland, more than 180 private schools have received federal Paycheck Protection Loans -- about a third for amounts upwards of $1 million.
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Frank "Obie" O’Brien, a special agent for the IRS whose work contributed to the successful prosecution of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew for tax evasion, died of congestive heart failure and pneumonia July 3 at Stella Maris nursing home in Timonium. He was 89.
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A statue in honor of former Notre Dame Prep and Virginia lacrosse player Yeardley Love was unveiled on Wednesday outside of the US Lacrosse national headquarters in Sparks.
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Four teenagers who were robbed while leaving Towson Town Center Thursday evening told police the incident was fueled by antisemitism.
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Member selection, the court-martial version of picking jurors, took two and a half days, with the first two days dedicated to questioning each potential member and the half day spent selecting who would sit on the panel.
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Wrisk is repeat winner of Athlete of the Year award
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The implementation of Baltimore's water affordability act was delayed due to the pandemic, but advocates called Democratic Mayor Bernard C. "Jack" Young to take steps to put it in place.
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Baltimore Police said an officer was injured along with another person after a car crash on Monday night.
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Wrisk is repeat winner of Athlete of the Year award