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The 23-year-old Towson University student was shot and killed around 2 a.m. Jan. 11.
- A Baltimore County judge sentenced an Annapolis police officer to two years in jail with 18 months probation and suspended the entire sentence for stealing items from a Walmart Supercenter in Arbutus.
- Whole Foods Market opened a newly constructed store in Towson Friday in the Towson Row project.
- UMBC swimmers and teammates Jenna Gwinn and Makaela Hill still winning after all these years
- Flooring retailer Floor & Decor plans to open its first Baltimore-area location by mid-year in a former Kmart in Parkville.
- M&T Bank is transforming 17 Baltimore area branches into a new multicultural banking center format in a bid to expand services in racially and ethnically diverse communities.
- One person was critically injured and two more were seriously injured after a car struck a telephone pole and crashed into a house in Perry Hall on Wednesday night, Baltimore County officials said.
- A Baltimore County judge on Wednesday sentenced a Baltimore man to 40 years in prison for raping a woman in the parking lot of Loch Raven High School.
- Environmental advocates say the plans to abandon coal-burning are commendable, but they’re concerned by the plants’ proposed switch to burning oil, also a highly polluting fossil fuel.
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- After the Baltimore Ravens defeated Cleveland in late November, their record stood at 8-3, and they held the No. 1 seed in the AFC. They lost their last six games to fall short of the playoffs, leaving themselves a long offseason to ponder missed opportunities.
- Stephen H. Sachs, who had prosecuted the Catonsville Nine in the late 1960s and later served two terms as Maryland’s attorney general before becoming a partner at Wilmer Cutler & Pickering, died Wednesday at his Roland Park Place home. He was 87.
- Baltimore-area housing activity slowed again in December, continuing a monthslong decline in the regional real estate market that may indicate a return to pre-pandemic seasonality, housing experts say.
- Idlewylde resident Jane Chase rises extra early on Saturday mornings to start the oven and the coffeepot. With the week’s planning done, it’s time to get baking.
- Mount de Sales senior Emma Wallace drove down the middle of the lane and hit a 10-foot bank shot with four seconds left to give the host Sailors a 58-57 victory over St. Mary’s on Tuesday night.
- Cornelius J. “Neil” Behan, who led the Baltimore County Police Department for 17 years and was known nationally for promoting community policing strategies and gun control, died Friday at his home in Towson. He was 97.
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- An early Tuesday morning shooting left a 23-year-old college student dead in Towson, police said.
- A key component is the forthcoming Ashley Minner Collection at the University of Maryland Baltimore, County.
- A compilation of crime items from the Towson and Cockeysville precincts of the Baltimore County Police.
- Anna V. D’Adamo, whose kitchen was known for its piquant sauces, lasagna and other Italian delicacies, and never empty cookie jar, died of heart failure Dec. 26. The White Marsh resident was 91.
- A compilation of crime items from the Wilkens precinct of the Baltimore County Police.
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Two killed in separate shootings in Towson, Pikesville over the weekend, Baltimore County police say
One man was shot and killed in Pikesville on Saturday night, and another in Towson early Sunday morning.
- The 23-year-old Towson University student was shot and killed around 2 a.m. Jan. 11.
- The longtime Windsor Mill resident was 94.
- A Baltimore County judge sentenced an Annapolis police officer to two years in jail with 18 months probation and suspended the entire sentence for stealing items from a Walmart Supercenter in Arbutus.
- Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley's 2021 inauguration and ball cost a combined $81,629.88, according to an expense report provided to The Capital by the Annapolis Mayoral Inaugural Gala Committee. That more than doubles the $40,000 price tag of the “One Annapolis Fancy Pants Ball” Buckley threw in 2017 after he won his first term.
- First elected in 2014, Democratic State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby has already been, at times, a polarizing figure in Baltimore.
- A roundup of high school sports action on Friday, Jan. 14, 2022.
