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Harford County Public Schools would have a post-Labor Day start to the 2021-22 school year under the proposed calendar, but with the first day of classes starting on a Wednesday.
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A Bel Air man is facing charges of attempted murder in connection to a stabbing at the Days Inn hotel in Aberdeen earlier this month.
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Harford County will offer up to $5,000 a year to help volunteer fire and EMS workers pay their student loans, the county announced Monday.
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The Harford County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the fatal shooting of two horses in Monkton, the office reported.
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The proposed annexation of a property next door to the historic Liriodendron Mansion into the town of Bel Air has some residents concerned about what’s planned for the undeveloped lot.
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Drive-through haunted attractions and socially distant hayrides are just a few ways locals might expect to pass the weeks before and after Oct. 31 in the Baltimore area.
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Seven years ago, Kara Beron bought a waffle iron with the intent of making her own preservative-free treats for her own dogs. After the Forest Hill resident started selling them at a Baltimore flea market, Kara’s K9 Waffle Treats was born.
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Alyssa Webster was not surprised when she heard the news Wednesday that none of the three police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Louisville, Kentucky resident Breonna Taylor in March would be charged with murder, but it was “still a huge disappointment” for her.
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A Baltimore police officer has been charged in Harford County with multiple counts of assault after an investigation uncovered a year-long pattern of alleged abuse, including putting a gun to his wife’s head and threatening to kill her, according to court documents.
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A historic bell in front of Havre de Grace High School’s old building has gone missing, the school reported Friday.
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An “unspecified electrical event” sparked a fire Thursday that caused about $50,000 in total damages to an Aberdeen home, according to the Office of the State Fire Marshal.
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Gene Cassidy, a Bel Air resident and former Baltimore police officer who lost his sight after being shot, is leading the annual Donate Life Family Fun Run. The 5K, which supports The Living Legacy Foundation of Maryland, the state’s organ procurement organization, is being done virtually this year, starting Saturday.
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More than a dozen positive coronavirus cases have been confirmed in private, Catholic schools across Maryland since students returned to in-person instruction this fall, according to the Achdiocese of Baltimore.
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Harford County is purchasing a 347-acre farm, which includes one mile of Chesapeake Bay coastline, for $6.27 million, which it will turn into a public park.
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The City of Havre de Grace is seeking state and federal permits to redevelop riverfront lots the city owns along Water Street as a “living shoreline,” with native plants and a system to filter stormwater runoff, as well as boat and kayak launches.
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Maryland high school sports may return as soon as Oct. 7 with competitions set to begin Oct. 27, Maryland State Superintendent of Schools Karen Salmon said in a news conference Thursday.
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Howard County Board of Education candidate Larry Pretlow II announced the suspension of his District 2 campaign in a social media post Saturday.
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This land was part of the original Dr. Howard Kelly estate known as the Liriodendron Mansion, which currently offers magnificent 360-degree views of nothing but trees and period buildings. Any sort of building in this field would be a visual blight.
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Hunt Valley-based McCormick & Co. saw sales jump in the third quarter as consumers hunkered down at home to cook and eat. The company announced its first 2-for-1 stock split in 18 years, reflecting strong growth.
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Hunt Valley-based McCormick & Co. saw sales jump in the third quarter as consumers hunkered down at home to cook and eat. The company announced its first 2-for-1 stock split in 18 years, reflecting strong growth.
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Voting is open for the 2020 Harford Magazine’s Best Restaurants contest.
