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The 37th Maryland Wine Festival will return to Carroll County this Saturday and Sunday after a year’s hiatus because of the COVID-19 pandemic, featuring wine tasting, wine sales, live music, juried artisans and a variety of food vendors.
- The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office will soon have 14 new and upgraded vehicles with improved lights, sound equipment and storage compartments.
- More than 10,000 Marylanders have been killed by COVID-19 as of Thursday, a once-unthinkable death toll reflecting the severity of a pandemic that has killed millions more worldwide.
Even LeBron James took notice of the gold cleats Lamar Jackson wore Monday night in Las Vegas.
- Despite fewer vendors and attendees and special COVID-19 protocols, Seniors on the Go Expo organizers were happy they were able to present the 15th edition of the event Wednesday at Carroll County Ag Center after a year’s absence because of COVID-19.
- After one week of school and after one day with mandated masks, Carroll County Public Schools report 136 people in its buildings have COVID-19 and are in quarantine.
A man described by U.S. authorities as the world’s most prolific purveyor of child pornography at the time of his arrest in Ireland was sentenced on Wednesday to 27 years in federal prison.
After almost 45 years to the day that police found her body dumped near a cemetery, Baltimore County Police said detectives identified “Woodlawn Jane Doe” thanks to new DNA testing.
- A new nonprofit in Carroll County is looking to help those struggling with thoughts of suicide and mental illness through therapeutic art and friendship.
- Participants range from Baltimore steakhouses and pizzerias to a coffee shop in Cumberland.
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- Austin Hays' walk-off single in the bottom of the 10th temporarily prevented the Orioles from becoming the first team in MLB to lose 100 games this season.
- After almost 45 years to the day that police found her body dumped near a cemetery, Baltimore County Police said detectives identified “Woodlawn Jane Doe” thanks to new DNA testing.
