The Town of Bel Air has completed a $11.9 million expansion and renovation of its town hall and police headquarters.

Edgewood Plaza shopping center sold; Harford County to hold workshop for small- and minority-owned businesses; Northeastern Maryland Tech Council appoints new executive director.

An Abingdon man is charged with sexual assault on a cruise ship that departed from Baltimore.

Merrill Heim, known to many as 'Fired Up Guy,' has become a mainstay at Camden Yards. But who is this equal parts comedian and emcee of the first base side sharing full-bellied laughs with fans, players and coaches alike?

Here are the area's goals and assist leaders so far in boys and girls soccer and field hockey.

‘Afterimage’ environmental art exhibit coming to Chesapeake Gallery; Fall Open House for prospective students; new associate VP for student development at Harford Community College.

Harford Community College celebrates its summer 2023 nursing graduates and appoints alumnus to its board of trustees.

We pick our Team of the Week, list the week's five-star players, and run down the top individual performances in The Aegis high school sports Week in Review.

Tropical Storm Ophelia made landfall in the North Carolina early Saturday, lashing coastal areas with damaging winds and dangerous surges of water, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said.

C. Milton Wright girls volleyball coach coach Dave Naugle dropped to a knee for his team huddle and said, “We gotta believe in ourselves. This is our gym. It’s hot in here, they’re not used to being hot so let’s not let them come back. Let’s put the pedal down and beat them.”

The Harford County Public Schools Department of Safety and Security has made updates to campus safety and security after a workgroup reviewed its June 2022 safety report.

The Office of Harford State's Attorney Alison Healey announced Wednesday that County Executive Bob Cassilly's administration has granted her access to the email of an employee on leave.

A free lecture series on the permanent exhibit, “Underground Railroad: Other Voices of Freedom,” runs through Sept. 30 at the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum.

Those who are interested in participating in the annual Bel Air Christmas parade must fill out an application by Wednesday, Nov. 22.

The 35th Annual Harford County Job Fair takes place Thursday, Sept. 28 in Bel Air.

The proposed FY 2025 capital budget for Harford County Public Schools includes a new roof at Prospect Mill Elementary School and a new HVAC system at Aberdeen Middle School.

Drum lines from Harford area high schools will help breast cancer survivors, advocates and health experts "beat the drum" of prevention at a rally Thursday afternoon in Bel Air.

Harford County is considering an extension of an outdoor dining provision for restaurants that was enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The infusion center at the new Aberdeen campus medical office building has been named the Chesapeake Cancer Alliance Infusion Center at Aberdeen, in honor of the Alliance's 20th anniversary.

The 60th annual Havre de Grace Art Show, a free, juried art exhibit with entertainment and children's activities, will be held Sept. 30.

The law firm representing Rachel Morin's family has launched a Spanish-language digital campaign in an effort to generate more tips that could lead to the capture of the man suspected in her death.

Here are the area's goals and assist leaders so far in boys and girls soccer and field hockey.

Harford County State’s Attorney Alison Healey is seeking an emergency budget amendment to fund a server that would prevent the county from accessing state’s attorney’s office records.

We pick our Team of the Week, list the week's five-star players, and run down the top individual performances in The Aegis high school sports Week in Review.

Sarah Markland helped forge a winning expectation at Bel Air as a player. Now, the 2020 graduate is back coaching at her alma mater to help continue the program's winning ways.

Temple Adas Shalom, the only full-service synagogue in Harford County, has formally installed Rabbi Meeka Simerly as its new rabbi after the retirement of the congregation's former rabbi.

“I was just trying to stay focused and keep the team in it,” Harford Tech sophomore quarterback Stephen Kelley II said. “As a quarterback, you gotta be the leader of the team. I’m only a sophomore so I’m kind of new to it but it’s nothing I can’t handle. Just trying to keep us in it and stay positive and that’s why we caught the W.”