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Mount de Sales tops Mercy in 8th annual Pink Out game
Matsko had double-double and eight steals for Sailors

By Craig Clary

53m

High School sports

Mount de Sales’ Whittaker sisters put on show at MIAA/IAAM indoor track championships
Mount de Sales’ Whittaker sisters put on show at MIAA/IAAM indoor track championships

By Ryan Morse

1h
Politics

Baltimore Democrats have huge voter registration advantage in Feb. 4 primary to replace Rep. Elijah Cummings
More than 422,000 voters met the deadline for registering for the Feb. 4 primary election for the late U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings’ longtime seat, according to new figures that reflect the dominance of Baltimore Democrats in the district.

By Jeff Barker

5h
Politics

Baltimore courthouse to be named after late U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings
The city of Baltimore will formally name a courthouse after the late U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings in the first half of 2020.
Obituaries

Jean McComas Brandt, community volunteer, dies
Jean McComas Brandt, who was an active volunteer in Ellicott City, has died at age 93.

By Jacques Kelly

12:40 PM
Politics

A secret vote pushed Kweisi Mfume out as NAACP leader amid 'growing dissatisfaction’ with his performance, records show
Kweisi Mfume, running for Congress in part on his reputation as the competent former head of the NAACP, had a more tumultuous tenure at the civil rights organization than previously known.

By Kevin Rector

7:00 AM
Catonsville

bwtech@UMBC in Catonsville helps both start-ups and going concerns to serve their niche
The bwtech@UMBC ibegan with 8,000 square feet of trailers in 1989 and has expanded to 525,000 square feet of space — including a North and South part of the park — that is home to approximately 130-plus tenants, as of 2018, including start-ups and ongoing concerns.

By Jeff Seidel

5:00 AM
Baltimore County

Baltimore County Restaurant Week kicks off Friday with nearly 70 participating businesses
Get your fill at one of these Baltimore County restaurants participating in Baltimore County Restaurant Week, starting Friday, Jan. 17, and running until Saturday, Feb. 1.

By Taylor DeVille

5:00 AM
Politics

Visit by Vice President Pence strained budget, but Maryland Republican Party finished its year in the black
The Maryland Republican Party, hit with unexpectedly high costs associated with a fundraiser featuring Vice President Mike Pence in June, was able to rebound and finish the year in the black.

By Jeff Barker

5:00 AM

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Crime

Man now faces up to 25 years in prison for allegedly threatening members of Baltimore County synagogue
The U.S. Attorney's Office says Stephen Lyle Orback, 65, made several threats to kill members of Rosh Pina Messianic Congregation in Baltimore County and to burn down the building.

By Phil Davis

Jan 16, 2020
Baltimore County

‘We’re devastated’: Historic Von Paris home in Baltimore County destroyed by fire
A Baltimore County residence owned by John F. von Paris, the CEO of the Von Paris Family Moving and Storage company, burned to the foundation Wednesday.

By McKenna Oxenden and Lloyd Fox

Jan 16, 2020
Catonsville

Baltimore County police identify man killed in Catonsville; victim would’ve turned 30 this week
Baltimore County police have identified a man who was fatally shot Wednesday evening in Catonsville.

By Taylor DeVille

Jan 16, 2020
Catonsville

Student threat against Catonsville Middle School deemed ‘not credible,’ school officials say
A threat against Catonsville Middle School by a student has been deemed not credible by Baltimore County police, school system officials say.

By Taylor DeVille

Jan 16, 2020
Obituaries

Santo J. ‘Joe’ Salvaggio, retired community college educator, dies
Santo J."Joe" Salvaggio, a retired community college educator, has died at age 92.

By Frederick N. Rasmussen

Jan 16, 2020
Baltimore County Sports

Dulaney’s Conway scores 55 points, including 45 in first half of win over Hereford
Junior Ryan Conway make 12 three-pointers in first half

By Craig Clary

Jan 15, 2020

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Crime

Baltimore County Police: Man found dead in Catonsville in apparent homicide
Baltimore County Police say a man was found dead in Catonsville in an apparent homicide early Wednesday night.

By Phil Davis

Jan 15, 2020
Crime

‘You have scarred us’: Baltimore County family wants ‘justice’ after arrest of grandmother is caught on video
The family of Rena Mellerson, 76, wants justice after a Baltimore County police officer was caught on video tossing Mellerson to the ground.

By Wilborn P. Nobles III

Jan 15, 2020
Towson

Carjacking of 68-year-old woman in Timonium parking lot is the area’s third in two weeks, police say
A woman was assaulted by three juveniles in a carjacking incident Monday night at Walgreens in Timonium, the third incident since New Year's Eve.

By Taylor DeVille

Jan 15, 2020
Business

Lidl will open in Perry Hall and Catonsville on Jan. 22
Lidl will open its first Baltimore County supermarkets, in Catonsville and Perry Hall, on Jan. 22, the German discount grocer said Wednesday.

By Lorraine Mirabella

Jan 15, 2020
Crime

Baltimore County man fatally shot during apparent drug deal in D.C., police say
Washington D.C. Metro Police said they were called to the 700 block of 24th St. NE around 8 p.m. Saturday for a shooting. When officers arrived, police said they found Tavon Lamar Cox inside his car suffering from gunshot wounds.

By McKenna Oxenden

Jan 15, 2020
High School sports

IAAM A and B Conference girls basketball 2019-20 scoring leaders
A look at the top IAAM girls basketball players in terms of points per game during the 2019-20 season from teams in the A and B Conferences.

By Brent Kennedy

Jan 15, 2020

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Mount de Sales tops Mercy in 8th annual Pink Out game
Matsko had double-double and eight steals for Sailors

By Craig Clary

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Brooklyn Park Middle students post ‘racially insensitive graphic,’ according to letter sent home to parents
A group of Brooklyn Park Middle School students made a “racially insensitive graphic" and posted it to social media, according to a letter sent home Wednesday to parents.

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Matsko had double-double and eight steals for Sailors

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Campaign cash flows into Baltimore council president, comptroller contests
The candidates for Baltimore City Council president have each amassed more than $50,000 in campaign funds ahead of the first competitive race for the position in nearly a decade, but the contest for city comptroller has proven to be a higher dollar race.

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Anne Arundel Sheriff’s Office civilian employee fired after involving himself in police call
A part-time, civilian Anne Arundel County Sheriff’s Office employee has been fired after authorities said he involved himself Thursday in a police call, the office announced Friday.

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Mount de Sales tops Mercy in 8th annual Pink Out game
Matsko had double-double and eight steals for Sailors

By Craig Clary

53m

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