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Two people suffered life-threatening injuries Tuesday in a motor vehicle accident in Dundalk, according to Baltimore County Police.
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Baltimore County Police said a man died Tuesday night after he was struck by a CSX train in Middle River.
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Mary Ellen “Mimi” Hayward, a historian, preservationist, museum curator and founder of the Irish Railroad Workers Museum in Baltimore who also was the author of books that ranged from the Civil War in Maryland to architecture, has died. She was 72.
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Baltimore County’s equitable policing work group is set to meet virtually Tuesday after it was expanded by Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski, Jr. in mid-June.
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In response to the presence of hate symbols in their school, students at Hereford High School drafted a petition to the Board of Education to ban the symbols in Baltimore County Public Schools.
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Frustrated lawmakers made surprise visits Monday to post offices in Dundalk and Essex, as the U.S. Postal Service said it was reviewing its staffing following complaints of severe mail delivery delays in the Baltimore area.
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Two Reisterstown teens have been arrested and charged as adults in connection with a shooting that left one man dead in his Owings Mills home last month.
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Philip E. Donlin Jr., who taught and coached at Pikesville and Parkville high schools, has died at 85.
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Ann H. Mathews, an opera lover and soloist who was also a voice teacher, has died at 88.
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Maryland State Police are looking for a man they say shot a car several times in a road rage incident Sunday afternoon on I-95.
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Charles G. Pefinis, a decorated World War II veteran and successful businessman, has died at 95.
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Diagnosed with severe to profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss when she was 10 months old, 18-year-old Towson resident Maggie Stalter is an inspiration to many. The Maryvale cross country runner will attend Ursinus.
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A woman was injured in a shooting in Woodlawn Saturday, Baltimore County Police said.
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A man was shot and seriously injured in Gwynn Oak on Friday night, Baltimore County police said.
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A fatal shooting took place in Lansdowne on Aug. 3.
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Baltimore County officials on Friday launched an interactive dashboard showing the last three years of county crime statistics, and that crime has broadly decreased across all categories since 2017 despite the record-breaking year of murders in 2019, according to the data.
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Aspen Heights Towson, an off-campus student housing project near Towson University, once challenged by local community associations, is now open to students as the university restricts the number of on-campus housing options amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Francis J, Le Mire, a former administrator at Towson University and sports enthusiast, has died at 88.
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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’s equitable policing work group is set to meet virtually Tuesday after it was expanded by Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski, Jr. in mid-June.
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Morgan State University decided Tuesday to hold all classes online for the first semester, saying an uptick in positive cases in Baltimore City and a new study suggesting students would need to be tested frequently combined to convince leaders to delay in-person instruction.
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A fatal shooting took place in Lansdowne on Aug. 3.
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Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott on Monday joined a coalition of high-profile Black male figures urging presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden to pick a Black woman as his running mate.
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Two people suffered life-threatening injuries Tuesday in a motor vehicle accident in Dundalk, according to Baltimore County Police.
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Diagnosed with severe to profound bilateral sensorineural hearing loss when she was 10 months old, 18-year-old Towson resident Maggie Stalter is an inspiration to many. The Maryvale cross country runner will attend Ursinus.