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Linda Wiley of Joppatowne will be the family speaker for the Memorial Day ceremony at Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens.
- Two Harford County Public Schools' buses with students aboard collided with an SUV on Route 7 near Route 24 Thursday afternoon.
- The Harford County budget for fiscal 2023 gives property owners the largest tax cut in the county's history and fully funds the school system.
- A Baltimore County man has been sentenced to six years in prison and three years of supervised probation, with an additional 114 years of incarceration if he violates probation, for running a cockfighting operation in Harford County.
- Senior Deputy State Fire Marshal Pete Raia has been selected as the Northeast region nominee for the Deputy State Fire Marshal of the Year award.
- A Harford County Public School bus was involved in an accident Wednesday afternoon. No injuries were reported.
- Two New York residents have been charged with theft at several Walgreens and other stores in Harford County.
- Harford County residents will be able to dispose of used tires for free at a recycling collection on June 10.
- Southern got off to a fast start and never looked back in a 14-7 victory over the No. 15 Cougars on Tuesday night at Loyola Maryland’s Ridley Athletic Complex to win their second state title.
- For the second straight year, Liberty girls lacrosse beats Fallston in the Class 1A state championship game.
- City officials hope the electric trolleys will be up and running by this upcoming holiday weekend or the first weekend in June.
- Harford County residents have signed petition letters written to state congress members to work toward ending ongoing abuses of human rights and assaults of religious freedom in India.
- Glen Cove Road will be closed between Dublin Road and Franklin Church Road in Darlington for five months beginning on or about June 1.
- Emily Sterling, a junior who grew up in Bel Air and graduated from John Carroll, leads all NCAA Division I goalies in save percentage. She's stepping up at right time for the No. 2 seed Terps, who will face reigning national champion Boston College in Friday’s NCAA Tournament semifinals.
- Eddie Sargent pitched a complete game to lead Spalding to a 7-2 victory over John Carroll and the Cavaliers' first MIAA A Conference championship since 2016.
- On the first day of the MPSSAA outdoor track and field championships, Hereford, now in Class 2A, started this year’s quest for a title strong by winning the first contested event, the 4x800 relay.
- Baltimore residents lobbied for a reduction in police spending and more investment in social services during the city’s second annual Taxpayers’ Night on Thursday, the last chance for the public to speak out about the city’s proposed budget ahead of the Baltimore City Council’s consideration of the plan next month.
- Family says their father, who was a hospice patient with dementia, was treated inappropriately while in the hospital's care.
- Domestic airline fares for summer are averaging more than $400 a round trip, 24% higher than this time in 2019.
- A carjacking surge has prompted federal law enforcement to increase coordination with local agencies “to investigate and disrupt a rash of violent carjackings in and around the Baltimore area,” the Federal Bureau of Investigations Baltimore field office has announced.
- In its nearly 21 years in operation, Main Street’s Tea By Two has become the go-to spot for generations of Harford County women, and a few men, to celebrate milestones and the joy of being together, particularly as the pandemic eases.
