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A fatal shooting took place in Lansdowne on Aug. 3.
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Baltimore County police have charged a fourth man with murder they say is connected to the fatal shooting of Michael McCoy, a Baltimore rapper and Catonsville bartender, in November.
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The Community College of Baltimore County is pooling $35 million for students who qualify for tuition-free classes during the fall semester.
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Citing a lack of broad community support, a Baltimore County Council member said he won’t support a controversial planned unit development project for a 164-unit luxury townhome complex near Arbutus.
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Baltimore County police are investigating the fatal shooting of a Lansdowne man Monday night.
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Parents of Baltimore County students with IEPs say the sudden shift to remote learning in March amid state orders to curb the spread of the coronavirus resulted in the loss of specialized services.
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The 818 Market is scheduled to open in the fall on Frederick Road in Catonsville, with plans including prepared foods, a second-floor restaurant and a wine and cheese shop.
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A 67-year-old Baltimore man has been arrested charged with rape, sexual assault and using a firearm to commit a felony after police say he used a gun to sexually assault a teenager in Lochearn in late June.
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Catonsville High graduate Dashawn Dixon will play college basketball at Penn State Schyulkill
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Traffic safety dominated the dialogue during a virtual community meeting regarding a proposed planned unit development and luxury apartment complex near Arbutus.
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After a four-month delay due to the coronavirus pandemic, El Guapo, a restaurant on Frederick Road in Catonsville, is expected to open next month.
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Kids and teens younger than 18-years-old can visit Maryland Food Bank sites at seven Baltimore County Public Library locations to pick up between four to six meals during the summer.
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Brady played a sport for all 12 seasons at Catonsville
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Towson and UMBC became the latest Baltimore-area schools to have their fall sports plans upended when their respective conferences announced Friday that league schedules would be canceled.
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Wrisk is repeat winner of Athlete of the Year award
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White scored her 1,000th career point for the basketball team
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A Catonsville developer is requesting Baltimore County establish a planned unit development to pave the way for a 164-unit multifamily apartment complex on South Rolling Road, a proposal the developer says will not lead to the traffic safety issues and school overcrowding concerns that some community members fear.
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The Greater Catonsville Chamber of Commerce recently launched the Help Catonsville fundraiser to benefit the organization so it can continue to support local businesses and nonprofits and sponsor community events.
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Weedon shares award with Sophi Wrisk, who also received the honor in 2019
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In recent weeks, some Baltimore-area high school students and recent graduates have harnessed personal recollections of discrimination to craft roadmaps for reform.
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Residents of Towson and Catonsville areas are trying to make do this year without their traditional Fourth of July parades.
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River Road Bridge has officially reopened to vehicle traffic, two years after it was destroyed during the historic flooding that tore through Catonsville, Oella and historic Ellicott City.
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Hundreds participated in a protest Wednesday in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, marching from Catonsville Elementary School to Catonsville High School.
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A Halethorpe restaurant owner is in critical condition after being shot by three people who broke into his establishment late Tuesday night.
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At least 150 demonstrators gathered Friday afternoon in Arbutus for a Juneteenth march and protest for greater racial equality.
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Because of increasing and sometimes aggressive complaints over the chalk art to the school system, Baltimore County Public Schools will remove "Black Lives Matter" chalk from Hillcrest Elementary School in Catonsville.
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The two universities join a growing number of institutions across the nation to drop standardized testing requirements in light of difficulties in conducting tests during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Guinness Open Gate Brewery in Halethorpe will reopen at 3 p.m. Thursday with outdoor seating and access to the outdoor bar available.
