Catonsville

Two people were killed and a firefighter was injured in a Friday morning house fire in Catonsville, Baltimore County fire officials said.

Jack Dawson, who covered sports on WMAR-TV for more than three decades, died of coronavirus complications Nov. 19 at UM Harford Memorial Hospital in Havre de Grace. He was 91 and formerly lived in Towson.

Paul Harris takes over on the softball diamond

A man has been charged with first- and second-degree assault after police say he pointed what appeared to be a real handgun, but turned out to be an airsoft gun, at a mother and her young children in a Catonsville hotel.

A University of Maryland, Baltimore County student and a Johns Hopkins University graduate have been named to the 2021 class of U.S. Rhodes scholars.

With the holiday season quickly approaching, colleges and universities in Baltimore County will be meeting almost entirely online after Thanksgiving for the rest of the semester to try to prevent a surge in coronavirus cases.

Final scrimmage was one final joy for young athletes before ban was implemented

Catonsville’s new gourmet grocer 818 Market opened Monday morning amid much fanfare, creating more than 80 new jobs amid coronavirus pandemic.

Mount de Sales, Glenelg Country School, Maryvale Prep and St. Paul's get contributions from Catonsville lacrosse players

Judge Ruth A. Jakubowski was named county administrative judge for the Circuit Court for Baltimore County and circuit administrative judge for the Third Judicial Circuit, which encompasses Baltimore and Harford counties, the Maryland judiciary announced Friday.

The Arbutus branch of Baltimore County Public Library is closed until Nov. 17 after an employee tested positive for the coronavirus this week.

Yusif Nour, 14, of Catonsville, was reportedly last seen at 8 p.m. Nov. 10 in the unit block of Keen Valley Drive in a neighborhood off of Maiden Choice Lane.

Better World Imaginarium, a toy and bookstore on Frederick Road in Catonsville, is raising proceeds this weekend for Neighborhood Toy Store Day to benefit the Believe in Tomorrow Children’s House at Johns Hopkins.

Veterans, friends and family celebrated Veterans Day on Wednesday at the American Legion Dewey Lowman Post 109 in Halethorpe.

Evan Dougherty will be familiar with several players on his roster

Critics say that while police reform legislation and other recent changes have some merit, Baltimore County has much more to do.

Republican congressional candidate Kimberly Klacik wants to use some of the millions she raised for her campaign to investigate mail-in ballots in the 7th Congressional District race.

Charles G. Gaskins Sr., a retired city public schools principal who earlier had been a physical education teacher and coach, died Oct. 27 of complications from heart disease at his Catonsville home. He was 88.

A Maryland-based ceramics supplier that provides paint-your-own pottery services with equipment has been acquired by a national “paint-and-sip” parent company, forming a massive arts and crafts entertainment aggregate.

On Nov. 11, Bill Taebling, a 95-year-old veteran from Baltimore Highlands, will be honored for his service at the annual Veterans Day Tribute at American Legion Dewey Lowman Post 109 in Halethorpe.

McCleary's Comets went to Baltimore County championship game in 2019

Baltimore County Public Schools officials are postponing a plan to send some students and staff back to four schools for children with disabilities, citing concerns with the region’s rates of COVID-19.

Azbill joins Ruppel as Division I lacrosse oral commits from Catonsville

Baltimore Democratic Rep. Kweisi Mfume has won his bid for a new U.S. House term Tuesday against Republican Kimberly Klacik, who raised $7 million after President Donald Trump shared her campaign video.

A sewer main break in Catonsville on Wednesday caused 1.39 million gallons of sewer and stormwater to run off into Maiden Choice Run, Gwynns Falls and the Patapsco River.

A Halethorpe man died Thursday morning after a car crash in Glen Burnie, which seriously injured the other driver involved, Anne Arundel County police said.

Senior Lauren Lombardo scored twice as Archbishop Spalding field hockey beat Mount de Sales, 6-0, at home Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020.

Catonsville’s 818 Market, which will feature a butcher counter, grab-and-go food, fresh seafood, a deli and an in-house restaurant and bar, is set to open Nov. 16.