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Audrey C. Horn, former executive director of the Christian Community Center, died of undetermined causes Friday in Annandale, Virginia. The former longtime Cockeysville resident was 100.
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Towson University's football team had a path cleared for its return when the CAA announced plans for a spring football schedule.
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Some Halethorpe residents plan to attend a virtual meeting on a proposed development of 196 town houses on Maple Avenue that has some in the community concerned.
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A study of construction needs at Baltimore County’s 24 high schools has concluded that none of the buildings require replacement, but should collectively undergo $1.2 billion in renovations.
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Thousands of students are missing from Baltimore-area classes this September, some because they don’t have internet access and others who may have dropped out of the public schools during the pandemic.
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Baltimore County Police announced Tuesday night that two men were arrested in connection to a Catonsville homicide from January.
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Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. wants the County Council to ban chokeholds and neck restraints by police.
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More than 50 students have tested positive for coronavirus at Ner Israel Rabbincal College in Pikesville, and the school expects “this number to climb,” according to a campus-wide email.
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Hunt Valley-based McCormick & Co. saw sales jump in the third quarter as consumers hunkered down at home to cook and eat. The company announced its first 2-for-1 stock split in 18 years, reflecting strong growth.
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As Loyola coach, Steve Nichols saw a player who might have helped the Greyhounds get over the top. As Richie’s father, he encouraged his son to follow his heart.
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Baltimore County stakeholders will be considering ways to reduce commercial truck traffic on local roads in residential areas, something state legislators who represent the southwestern portion of the county say is a nuisance to their constituents.
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Julia Nicoll, a senior at Dulaney High School, organized a fundraiser to benefit metastatic cancer research.
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Republican County Councilman Wade Kach introduced legislation to prohibit hemp facilities from being located within 2,000 feet of a residential property.
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Mary Jane “Mike” Flynn, the matriarch of her family, who assisted her husband in his real estate firm, O’Conor Piper & Flynn, has died at 91.
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Vernon H. Walker, a retired Westinghouse Electric Corp. engineer and World War II veteran, has died at 94.
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Baltimore County police arrested the partner of Ravens Offensive Guard D.J. Fluker, Kimberly Davis, who faces charges of kidnapping their child and assaulting Fluker in separate incidents.
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Drive-through haunted attractions and socially distant hayrides are just a few ways locals might expect to pass the weeks before and after Oct. 31 in the Baltimore area.
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Catonsville and Arbutus police reports.
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With the help of high schools, Baltimore County so far has spent $3.5 million to provide food for residents during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The database contains information about more than 74,100 arrests and 853 use of force incidents involving the county’s 1,870 officers. It includes 2.6 million calls for service since 2017.
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Towson University's football team had a path cleared for its return when the CAA announced plans for a spring football schedule.
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After hearing the pros and cons of getting athletics back onto the high school calendar, a discussion led by Carroll supervisor of athletics Michael Duffy, Westminster athletic director Terry Molloy, and Century principal Brian Booz, the board agreed to hold another meeting Oct. 7 to discuss the matter further.
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Some Halethorpe residents plan to attend a virtual meeting on a proposed development of 196 town houses on Maple Avenue that has some in the community concerned.
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From hairstyles to child support, these are some of the new Maryland laws going into effect Thursday
Dozens of Maryland laws are going into effect, including protections against discrimination based on hairstyles and a provision that makes the use of a noose or swastika a hate crime.
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A Virginia man faces criminal charges and almost two dozen traffic violations after Maryland Transportation Authority Police said he drove doughnuts on the Bay Bridge Sunday.
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Towson University's football team had a path cleared for its return when the CAA announced plans for a spring football schedule.