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Maryland State Police are investigating a crash that killed a construction worker Wednesday night on I-95 North in White Marsh.
- Baltimore County residents will start seeing higher water and wastewater bills July 1 after the city Board of Estimates unanimously approved a 4% rate increase Wednesday.
- Holton F. "Brownie" Brown, a longtime Baltimore Sun editorial assistant and stalwart volunteer for years at the Fire Museum of Maryland, has died at 79.
- The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra recently announced the return of its free and weekly in-person summer concert series on Thursday's this July at Oregon Ridge Park.
- Catonsville reaches state finals for first time in 18 years
- The Hereford boys lacrosse team came back from down 7-3 in the second quarter to beat Glenelg 13-12 in the MPSSAA Class 2A semifinals on Wednesday, June 16, 2021.
- The Baltimore County Republican was one of 21 House members, all Republicans, voting against a measure on Tuesday to award the Congressional Gold Medal to U.S. Capitol Police and others officers at the Capitol on Jan. 6.
- Developers have plans to turn a historic flour mill in Oella, along the banks of the Patapsco River across from Old Ellicott City, into a mixed-use apartment complex with a retail space on the ground floor.
- Triple Crown Tattoo Studio Art Gallery owner Deirdre Aikin is committed to boosting the visibility of artwork in the Towson community.
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- Sammi Sisolak has fanned 29 with no walks in the past two games for Catonsville, which has advanced to the state softball semifinals.
- Jack Felt drove in David Durmowicz with the winning run in the bottom of the seventh inning, lifting Dulaney to a 4-3 win over Winston Churchill in a Class 4A baseball quarterfinal on Tuesday.
- Jeffrey P. Fick, a semiretired roofing company executive and avid golfer who worked tirelessly raising funds for cystic fibrosis, has died at 68.
- Catonsville senior Sammi Sisolak picked the most important game of the season to pitch her best game as she retired the first 17 batters and finished with 14 strikeouts in a 5-0 victory over visiting Dulaney in the Class 4A North Region I championship game.
- Behind four goals from junior midfielder Johnny Bolster and three goals and three assists by junior attackman Frank Manalansan, No. 3 seed Catonsville easily handled sixth-seeded Arundel, 17-5, in a 4A state quarterfinal game Monday afternoon.
- James E. “Jim” Matthews, who sold real estate for more than 50 years and championed smart growth for Towson, has died at 85.
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- Global Food, a Virginia-based grocer specializing in international food, is expanding into the Baltimore-area market with a store in Woodlawn.
- Historic East Towson, a Black neighborhood founded by slaves from the Hampton Plantation over 200 years ago will host its first ever Juneteenth music festival at Elks lodge, located at 411 East Pennsylvania Ave., on June 19, 2021 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- As a Hindu priest performed Sagar Ghimire’s funeral rites Sunday, several of his family members, including his father, watched through video chat, due to COVID-19 restrictions in Nepal.
- Newman, Bolster lead attack as undefeated Comets roll on
- An autopsy determined that Daniel Alvarado Cuellar was stabbed or cut 40 times in the head, neck and torso outside his Parkville home.
- Dr. Richard A. Sindler, former chief of radiology at St. Agnes Hospital, has died at 93.
- The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra recently announced the return of its free and weekly in-person summer concert series on Thursday's this July at Oregon Ridge Park.
- The Carroll County Public Schools community’s appreciation for its school resource officers was demonstrated once again when Century High School students chose its SRO to be the keynote speaker for graduation. But just a few days prior and 30 minutes away from Century, students at Wilde Lake High in Howard County participated in a walkout to support the removal of school resource officers.
- Catonsville reaches state finals for first time in 18 years
- At least 50 people turned out for a community walk Thursday evening with local Baltimore officials in the Mondawmin neighborhood.
- A 53-year-old Churchton man who was accused of poking a woman with a semen-filled syringe at a grocery store last year entered an Alford plea Thursday for first- and second-degree assault charges.
- Catonsville reaches state finals for first time in 18 years