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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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Dr. Alberto H. Del Corro, a former general surgeon whose career in Baltimore spanned four decades, has died of the coronavirus at 73.
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Helen A. Witt, former assistant to the director of social work at Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital, has died at 91.
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Catonsville Youth for Black Lives Matter held a virtual panel discussion Thursday evening to continue the conversation on combating social injustice in their community.
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Area residents concerned about flooding are opposed to a proposal for 41 town houses on a 6.68-acre wooded lot behind Ridgeway Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center at 5745 Edmondson Ave. in Catonsville.
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Baltimore's Orthodox rabbis must work around a ban on technology in planning their offerings for Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar.
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Juniors Courtney Savage orally commits to play lacrosse at Penn, sister Lauren will play at James Madison
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Opponents to an affordable housing project proposed in East Towson, a historically Black neighborhood, say they intend to fight the project every step of the way after a failed attempt to block the development through a rezoning request during the county’s Comprehensive Zoning Map Process.
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As the beginning of the 2020 school year approaches, Maryland counties are announcing plans and guidelines for holding classes while containing the spread of coronavirus.
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Baltimore County school system adjusts reopening plan, apparently delaying return for young children
Just one week after announcing that he would send teachers back to classrooms on Oct. 19 and young children and those with disabilities back in November, Baltimore County Schools School Superintendent Darryl L. Williams backed away from that timetable.
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Democratic U.S. Rep. Kweisi Mfume took to Twitter to say his challenger doesn’t know Baltimore, doesn’t live in the city — and that she misspelled Baltimore in a widely viewed campaign ad.
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The Baltimore County executive has nominated Maryland's former Labor Secretary to lead the County’s Department of Economic and Workforce Development.
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Roger B. Goss, former director of marketing for WBAL-Radio, has died at 81.
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Baltimore County Police are investigating three reports of a man attempting to spray an unknown substance on women at grocery stores in Owings Mills, officials said.
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Ten Maryland schools received the award this year, among them were six public schools and four parochial schools.
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More than a dozen positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in private, Catholic schools across Maryland since students returned to in-person instruction this fall, according to the Achdiocese of Baltimore.
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El policía sospechaba que Julio César Morán-Ruiz iba manejando bajo la influencia del alcohol. La parada de tráfico tuvo lugar a un costado de la Interestatal 95. Morán-Ruiz estaba aterrorizado, así que hizo la última llamada de su vida.
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A Windsor Mill woman changed her story to police after admitting to suffocating 1-year-old son, charging documents say.
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As advocates fret over the future of access to abortion in the U.S. following the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, they believe abortion rights are well-protected in Maryland — despite a lack of success for recent efforts to include them in the state’s constitution.
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A New Windsor man and former family dentist was sentenced to one year of incarceration and must register as a sex offender after pleading guilty to a child pornography charge.
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Judith T. Comotto, who headed the Roland Park Country School adult education program and founded a day care there, has died at 71.
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Juniors Courtney Savage orally commits to play lacrosse at Penn, sister Lauren will play at James Madison
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But even as the academy makes strides to address racism, an investigation into a midshipman puts a damper on the efforts.
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Catonsville Youth for Black Lives Matter held a virtual panel discussion Thursday evening to continue the conversation on combating social injustice in their community.
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A misdemeanor assault charge has been dropped against the volunteer of a rival campaign who punched City Council President Brandon Scott outside a mayoral forum in February.
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A Charles County man was convicted Friday of violating a Maryland coronavirus emergency order and sentenced to a year in jail, the county prosecutor’s office said.
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Juniors Courtney Savage orally commits to play lacrosse at Penn, sister Lauren will play at James Madison