Francis Paul “Frank” Bramble Sr., who headed two of Maryland’s largest banks, died Sept. 23. The Baltimore County resident was 75.

Catonsville field hockey has an offensive eruption in an 8-0 victory over Perry Hall, the Comets' second shutout over the Gators this season.

Catonsville and Perry Hall during a field hockey game at Catonsville High School on Tuesday, September 26, 2023.

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office released a newer, less-redacted version Tuesday of its report on the history of child sexual abuse in the Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore, but some key names, including those of five church officials and one abuser, remain hidden as those people are appealing their inclusion.

Baltimore homeowners who are suing Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. over its controversial practice of placing gas regulators on city home facades are seeking damages for what they consider unlawfully required installations.

Two versions of the Maryland Attorney General’s report on the history of sexual abuse within the Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore have been made public, the original in April and a less-redacted version almost six months later.

Serving the second-largest population of students with disabilities in the state, Baltimore County Public Schools cut special education teacher vacancies by nearly half this year.

Bernard L. Berkowitz, who headed economic development during the administration of former Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer, died Sept. 21 at his Northwest Baltimore home. He was 96.

Cockeysville resident Pete Holden has worked in the Orioles' Communications Control Room for 27 years, preparing graphics and music for O's games and witnessing baseball history.

Tropical Storm Ophelia made landfall in the North Carolina early Saturday, lashing coastal areas with damaging winds and dangerous surges of water, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.

Jacqueline “Jackie” Copeland, the former executive director of the Reginald F. Lewis Museum and a longtime, passionate advocate for the arts, died Wednesday at Mercy Medical Center. She was 76.

Here is a roundup of the local college football games played on Saturday, Sept. 23.

Stephen Gerald Kennedy, a Korean War veteran who ran a temporary staffing agency, died Sept. 17 at Greater Baltimore Medical Center. He was 85.

Catonsville builds a big lead and holds off Woodlawn for a 35-24 victory on homecoming.

Chesapeake Urology and ZERO Prostate Cancer will hold its annual Sanford J. Siegel Prostate Cancer Run and Walk on Oct. 1 at Unitas Stadium in Towson.

Drivers in northern Baltimore County can expect lane closures on York Road starting Sunday as SHA repairs sections of asphalt pavement between Shawan Road and Phoenix Road.

Educators and volunteers aimed to prioritize continuity and diversity as they started reviewing boundary maps on Thursday for 19 elementary schools in Baltimore County’s Central Area, with the goal of reducing overcrowding.

The 2023 Maryland State Fair entertained and educated over a half million people during three weekends in August and September.

Towson's Koto Davis scored late in regulation to force overtime, and sent home the winner shortly into the extra session Thursday against Catonsville.

"We hear a lot of talk about other teams, but why not us?” Towson volleyball coach Sarah Nugent said. “I think we can compete with any team in the county."

Celestine Knight, an administrator in the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation who was active in the Gillis Memorial Christian Community Church, died Sept. 1 at her sister’s Gwynn Oak home. She was 77.

Catonsville boys soccer builds a 3-0 lead and holds on for a 4-2 victory over Dulaney.

Authorities are probing an act of antisemitic vandalism discovered Wednesday at a Jewish cemetery in Rosedale as a “bias incident,” a Baltimore County Police spokesperson said.

The Baltimore County Police Department is investigating the arrest of a 15-year-old at a library last week after a witness alleged that an officer used excessive force.

A 29-year-old man charged with raping three Towson University students at gunpoint in February pleaded guilty Tuesday in Baltimore County Circuit Court.

Valerie Bradt Hymes, a WJZ-TV news reporter who covered the assassination attempt of presidential candidate George Wallace, died Aug. 16 at Luminis Health Anne Arundel Medical Center. She was 91.

"I hope the most desperate showbiz rejects walk over me here and feel some sort of respect and strength," Baltimore filmmaker John Waters said Monday at the unveiling of his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.