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A compilation of police reports from the Wilkens precinct of Baltimore County Police Department.
- A compilation of police reports from the Towson precinct of Baltimore County Police Department.
- A sport utility vehicle driver was killed this weekend when his vehicle collided with a street sweeper, Baltimore County Police said.
- Michael E. Economos, who was a Maryland Institute College of Art instructor for five decades and whose own paintings were defined by figurative realism, died of cancer Nov. 3 at York Hospital in New York City. The White Hall, Baltimore County, resident was 85.
- Catonsville defense forces 18 turnovers in first quarter in victory over Lansdowne
- The report released Thursday details how Arnold Jablon, a former Baltimore County permits director, helped a developer avoid paying an estimated millions in fees to build the Metro Centre at Owings Mills — possibly in return for access to basketball tickets and free parking.
- After a Westminster teen died from a gunshot wound sustained in a Dundalk home Monday, police are charging a man who they say failed to secure his gun — and wasn’t supposed to have firearms in the first place.
- Norma Griner spent her life singing with Baltimore choirs. Who would guess she that she found her biggest audience at age 91?
- Catonsville used an intense press and hot shooting to top Towson.
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- Shirley Ann Hayes Hargrove, a retired Baltimore City guidance counselor who served at Frederick Douglass High School and was recalled for her optimistic personality, died of cancer Jan. 3 at her home in the Annen Woods section of Pikesville. She was 92.
- Based in Timonium, the Baltimore Hunger Project provides 1,600 students with weekend food bags that are discretely slipped into backpacks that students take home each weekend.
- A 25-year-old man was charged with arson after a Reisterstown apartment fire, police said.
- Maryland’s state senators and delegates are moving forward with a new map for their districts for the next election, picking one favored by Democratic leaders and rejecting a proposal backed by Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.
- Maryland’s secretary of the environment pledged to increase staffing levels in parts of his department Tuesday following reports of issues with drinking water and poultry farm inspections.
- The cause was complications from frontotemporal dementia, a debilitative disorder of the brain.
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- After several inches of snow followed by a wintry mix, the Baltimore region is getting doused with rain and officials are warning of potentially slick roads due to possible icy conditions.
- A compilation of crime items from the Towson and Cockeysville precincts of Baltimore County Police.
- A compilation of crime items from the Wilkens precinct of Baltimore County Police.
- Officials hope to meet an increasing need among many of Baltimore County’s 106,000 immigrant residents for centralized services.
- John F. “Jack” Curley Jr., whose investment career spanned more than three decades and who rose to become vice chairman and chief administrative officer at Legg Mason, died Jan. 1 in his sleep at the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center.
- Jill Robshaw French, an equestrian and riding instructor who taught for many years at the Columbia Equestrian Center, died in her sleep following hip surgery Dec. 8 while undergoing rehabilitation at the Broadmead Retirement Community.
- A compilation of police reports from the Towson precinct of Baltimore County Police Department.
- Gov. Larry Hogan’s proposed fiscal 2023 capital budget has earmarked $58.6 million to Howard County construction projects.The largest share of the funds, about $14.8 million, is for Howard Community College’s Mathematics and Athletics Complex. Estimated to cost $101.7 million, the center will include labs and a math learning center as well as a multipurpose gymnasium, locker rooms and fitness center. The complex is expected to open in 2024.
- A compilation of police reports from the Wilkens precinct of Baltimore County Police Department.
- Backed by several Baltimore politicians and Police Commissioner Michael Harrison, the legislation would close businesses on The Block — the downtown home to more than half the city’s strip clubs — at 10 p.m., in an attempt to curb crime they say has worsened in the city’s adult entertainment district.
- A man is in critical condition following a shooting near Cedar Lane Park in Columbia late Wednesday night, according to the Howard County Police Department.
- A roundup of high school sports action on Monday, Jan. 24, 2022.
