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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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Seven bars and restaurants across Baltimore County were collectively fined $1,750 by the liquor board for violating coronavirus restrictions.
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A Baltimore man who on allegedly shot his ex-girlfriend during a domestic dispute has been charged with attempted murder and other crimes, police said.
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Baltimore County police have charged a fourth man with murder they say is connected to the fatal shooting of Michael McCoy, a Baltimore rapper and Catonsville bartender, in November.
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The Community College of Baltimore County is pooling $35 million for students who qualify for tuition-free classes during the fall semester.
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The Maryland State Fair has been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, but some events will take place at the fairgrounds in its absence.
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Teresa Nancy Baroody, her family’s matriarch and a skilled piano player who sang alto, died of vascular dementia July 19 at the Oakwood Nursing Home in Middle River. She was 90 and lived in Upper Falls.
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A Maryland state trooper pleaded guilty to perjury and misconduct charges for fabricating drunken-driving arrests and issuing tickets to people who did not exist.
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J. Brooke McCrystle, founder and owner of Brook Management Inc., a property management company, died July 13 of sepsis at Gilchrist Center in Towson. The Lutherville resident was 87.
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Citing a lack of broad community support, a Baltimore County Council member said he won’t support a controversial planned unit development project for a 164-unit luxury townhome complex near Arbutus.
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All-America lacrosse games switch to regional format, begin Thursday in Lutherville; seniors honored
To comply with COVID-19 safety guidelines and travel restrictions, Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced Tuesday that the annual Under Armour All-America high school boys and girls lacrosse games have shifted to a regional format for underclassmen.
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Timonium-based Michele's Granola is expanding production capacity to meet growing demand from retailers during coronavirus.
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Baltimore County police are investigating the fatal shooting of a Lansdowne man Monday night.
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Two Hunt Valley Golf Club members have impressive feats: a young man winning a tournament and an elderly man shooting a hole in one.
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Loyola Blakefield alumnus Bruce Zimmermann was added to the Orioles' player pool along with two other prospects Monday, and said his invitation came after a "long road" back from COVID-19.
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The legislation would prohibit the county from hiring officers who either resigned or were fired at previous departments for abusing use of force.
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The Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association has postponed the fall and winter high school sports seasons because of coronavirus concerns.
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Two juveniles were arrested for a string of assaults Sunday morning after crashing a car in Parkville in an attempt to evade Baltimore County police, according to law enforcement.
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Parents of Baltimore County students with IEPs say the sudden shift to remote learning in March amid state orders to curb the spread of the coronavirus resulted in the loss of specialized services.
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This back-to-school shopping season will be like no other. Some parents may spend on laptops and computer accessories to help with home-based education, which could could boost overall back to school spending, one retail group says. But retailers that count on students returning to buildings face more uncertainty.
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Allison Engel drew on her sense of humor and the relaxed charm she’s perfected during three decades of teaching. She made it all seem like a game, and she cajoled her pupils into playing with her.
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A Baltimore man who on allegedly shot his ex-girlfriend during a domestic dispute has been charged with attempted murder and other crimes, police said.
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Government and private programs aim to connect state residents to broadband during the coronavirus pandemic and build upon earlier efforts to expand digital access. But some residents still worry service won’t come soon enough.
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Baltimore County police have charged a fourth man with murder they say is connected to the fatal shooting of Michael McCoy, a Baltimore rapper and Catonsville bartender, in November.
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Baltimore restaurants can resume indoor dining at 25% capacity starting Friday at 5 p.m., Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced Thursday, but other coronavirus-related restrictions will be tightened.
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Two men killed Thursday night in separate West Baltimore shootings; pedestrian fatally struck by car
Baltimore Police said two men were killed in separate West Baltimore shootings on Thursday night. The department also said a pedestrian was killed after being hit by a car in North Baltimore.
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All-America lacrosse games switch to regional format, begin Thursday in Lutherville; seniors honored
To comply with COVID-19 safety guidelines and travel restrictions, Corrigan Sports Enterprises announced Tuesday that the annual Under Armour All-America high school boys and girls lacrosse games have shifted to a regional format for underclassmen.