The Baltimore County Council can now revoke some planning projects after they have been approved.

Large property owners will now be able to self-register their units if they rent out seven or more.

Catonsville junior Casey Fisher scores career-high nine goals and adds an assist in Comets' 17-4 victory over Perry Hall.

Community members who stand to be impacted by the proposed closure of Golden Ring Middle School shared distaste at a public hearing Wednesday evening over what they said was Baltimore County Public Schools’ insufficient communication with members of the board of education.

Baltimore County is looking to duplicate a successful free bus program.

A federal judge ruled that the lawsuit was filed after the three-year statute of limitations had expired.

Sinclair Broadcast Group reported sharp drops in revenue and profit for the first quarter that reflect the Hunt Valley-based company’s move to deconsolidate its struggling regional sports networks. Sinclair is reorganizing as it makes the transition from a traditional broadcast company to a diversified content and data distributor.

The Baltimore County Public Schools Board of Education received a recommended solution for middle school overcrowding Tuesday evening but approached the proposal with several questions and concerns.

Maryland first responders who died in the line of duty will be honored Friday at Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens in Timonium. Some survivors see services like Fallen Heroes Day as a double-edged sword — a large showing of support that helps them in their grieving process, but a stressful time that can bring strong feelings of loss.

Catonsville and Lansdowne were scoreless through seven innings before Comets senior Nazir Buckson got first career walk-off hit in 1-0 senior day triumph.

The decision of U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin to not seek another term in 2024 creates a rare vacancy that's attracting interest from multiple officials.

The Maryland Cycling Classic, last year’s top-ranked professional road cycling race in America, drew an estimated 70,000 spectators and was watched in 62 countries, but area political and civic officials and business leaders are aiming higher.

A Baltimore County jury has awarded more than $350,000 to a woman whose car was hit by a Baltimore County Police officer’s cruiser in 2019.

Richard Henry “Dick” Hartlove, a self-trained mechanical engineer, died at Bridging Life Hospice Care at Sinai Hospital April 15. The Reisterstown resident was 83.

U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin won’t seek reelection, creating a scramble to fill a vacancy in the closely divided Senate.

A group of alumni and supporters from Baltimore County’s private Oldfields School, set to close this year, said it’s made an agreement with the school’s board of trustees to stay open if they raise $20 million by May 10.

Critics worry a focus on weight loss in new guidelines for treating childhood obesity could be harmful.

Maryland courts could see a tidal wave of lawsuits come Oct. 1, the day the Child Victims Act takes effect.

Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta was watching his beloved Boston Celtics squander a lead to the Atlanta Hawks when his phone pinged with a text that lifted his mood. It was Lamar Jackson: “I think we can get a deal done.”

No. 5 Calvert Hall stared down an early four-goal deficit against No. 4 Boys’ Latin before rallying and winning, 8-7, on Kyle Bacso’s overtime strike in a key MIAA A Conference boys lacrosse game played in steady rain and wind.

Students in the eighth grade at Loyola Blakefield School in Towson hosted a prom for area senior citizens, including those with memory loss.

Those who knew Elias Cieslak recalled memories about his quirks, such as his collecting of tennis shoes, his pleading to ride his friends’ dirt bike, or his desire to become a cook. But among those who spoke during a vigil for the slain teen Thursday evening, one facet of Cieslak’s personality was universal — he made them feel loved.

Audrey Coker had two hits and drove in three runs to pace the seventh-ranked Eastern Tech Mavericks in a win Thursday over Towson.

The University of Maryland, Baltimore County inducted Valerie Sheares Ashby on Thursday afternoon as the first woman to serve as the school’s president.

Residents from Harford, Anne Arundel and Baltimore counties were sentenced to federa prison for their involvement in the Burton drug trafficking ring in Baltimore City.

Since Oldfields School declared it would close at the end of the academic year, alumni have united with one goal in mind: saving their school.

On Sunday, Madison Wilson, an Abingdon resident and Garrison Forest graduate, hit a three-run home run in a 5-3 win against Maine on the same day UMBC honored her late father and others battling cancer in a pregame Strikeout Cancer ceremony.