The Maryland Board of Elections has identified and largely resolved a problem with its wireless poll book network that slowed special primary voting earlier this month.
A group of Towson University students is demanding that school officials change the names of two campus buildings because both buildings are named for Marylanders who owned slaves.
The nonprofit Patapsco Heritage Greenway is launching in March its second annual Patapsco Days series, a month-long exploration centered on women’s contributions in the Patapsco Valley.
Baltimore County police released body camera footage and audio of the 911 calls surrounding the officer-involved fatal shooting of Eric Sopp on I-83 in November.
The lawmakers say they’re trying to fix a problem, while some board members allege that the lawmakers are inappropriately meddling in school board business.
Dr. Ira H. Kolman, a former audiologist who had been head of the speech and hearing department at what is now Loyola University Maryland, died Friday of complications from leukemia at his Mount Washington home. He was 77.
Joseph Snair, a retired Baltimore Sun printer who enjoyed entertaining people, died Feb. 10 of kidney failure at Loch Raven Center in Parkville. The longtime Hamilton resident was 84.
Faced with repeated floods, the residents of Lenore Court asked Baltimore County to buy them out so they could move on. Now, the quiet cul-de-sac is no more.
Baltimore County police are investigating the Tuesday night shooting death of a 23-year-old Parkville man and are seeking the public’s help in identifying a suspect and the circumstances that led to the shooting.
Baltimore County Democrats are nominating Lisa Belcastro, a party activist and government official, to fill a vacancy in the Maryland House of Delegates.
The Baltimore County school board passed a $1.7 billion operating budget Tuesday night that is likely to be slashed once it arrives on the county executive’s desk in a matter of days.
Baltimore County Police are seeking 30-year-old Robert William Taylor Jr. in connection with the stabbing of a 14-year-old boy outside a Halethorpe restaurant in January.
A group of Towson University students is demanding that school officials change the names of two campus buildings because both buildings are named for Marylanders who owned slaves.
