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With Tuesday as Maryland’s first primary held almost entirely by mail, local elections officials have one big request: your patience.
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A man is dead after a shooting Monday at Stillmeadow Road in Parkville, according to Baltimore County Police.
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Baltimore County police are asking for the public’s help to identify a woman whose body was discovered near Loch Raven Reservoir on May 29.
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Jane Kroh Satterfield, who founded a physical therapy business to assist children with special needs, has died at 78.
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Baltimore County added 234 new coronavirus cases and four new deaths between May 31 and June 1, the largest single-day jump in confirmed cases since the Maryland health department began releasing data in mid-March.
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Maryland state parks have seen an increase of 182% in visitors in March and April compared with the same period last year.
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The former Towson University attackman is nearing the end of his second year at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic medicine and will spend the summer at Frederick Health Hospital in Frederick.
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A crowd of demonstrators filled the campus of Towson’s governmental center on Washington Avenue Sunday, following protests across the U.S. and Baltimore region sparked by the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody this week after a Minneapolis officer knelt on his neck.
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Anthony J. Furnari Sr., a retired Baltimore Department of Public Works project manager, has died at 90.
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With all eight of the state’s U.S. House members on ballots in Tuesday’s primary, their opponents find themselves as underdogs — not only for the usual reasons, but because the new coronavirus has limited their ability to become better known.
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The Rev. Dr. Ben H. Smith Jr., former rector of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd in Ruxton, has died at 88.
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The Baltimore County school board and police department will manage the implementation of stop-arm cameras on the county’s 800 public schools buses.
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A body was found near Loch Raven Reservoir on Friday morning, a Baltimore County Police Department representative confirmed.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced on Wednesday that youth sports may resume for “low contact” outdoor practices in limited groups as well as the outdoor activities of youth camps with groups no larger than 10 people, effective Friday at 5 p.m.
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Kevin Protzman has a laundry list of accomplishments under his belt. Just like Baltimore Orioles legend Cal Ripken, Protzman has an “Iron Man” streak of his own: perfect attendance.
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Towson High School baseball teammates and parents organized a drive-by parade that passed each of the senior players’ homes on the evening of May 20.
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The moves come the day after Republican Gov. Larry Hogan lifted more coronavirus-related restrictions statewide, including on outdoor dining.
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Similar to his initial announcement of reopening the economy, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has granted local officials the power to make decisions on their respective jurisdictions.
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The Baltimore County Council is planning to cut more than $58 million from its fiscal year 2021 budget due to economic uncertainty amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Virginia Peddicord, a retired legal secretary and active Howard County volunteer, has died at 97.
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Charles L. Wagandt II, who led the restoration of Oella, has died at 95.
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Baltimore County police are asking for the public’s help to identify a woman whose body was discovered near Loch Raven Reservoir on May 29.
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The board unanimously elected Ruppersberger (D-Maryland) as chairman at their livestreamed meeting Monday.
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced on Wednesday that youth sports may resume for “low contact” outdoor practices in limited groups as well as the outdoor activities of youth camps with groups no larger than 10 people, effective Friday at 5 p.m.
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Polls and ballot drop-offs are open at four locations in Anne Arundel County for an unprecedented primary election during the coronavirus pandemic.
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As protesters called Monday for the firing and prosecution of a Baltimore police officer caught on tape punching a woman in the face, the office of Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby had already concluded that he would not be criminally charged.
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The former Towson University attackman is nearing the end of his second year at the West Virginia School of Osteopathic medicine and will spend the summer at Frederick Health Hospital in Frederick.
