A two-alarm fire damaged several townhomes Saturday night in Bel Air.

Three years ago, Patricia Cole undertook a challenge near to her heart: purchasing the building that once housed the Havre de Grace Colored High School and turning it into a museum celebrating black heritage.

By Mike Klingaman

Nov 16, 2019

A bank teller was arrested Wednesday, charged in a home invasion of a Bel Air house where two bank customers live, the Harford County Sheriff’s Office said.

Baltimore police have charged four men with fatally shooting 21-year-old Donnell Brockington, of Aberdeen.

By Lillian Reed

Nov 15, 2019

Three Baltimore-area men, including one from Harford County, have been charged in Montgomery County in connection with a scheme to steal more than $400,000 of scrap metal.

After more than 15 years and a handful of farms, Chesapeake Therapeutic Riding has bought a permanent place to continue its mission of providing adaptive riding and physical therapy on horseback for people with physical, emotional and mental challenges.

New research shows that while stores of sediments behind the Conowingo Dam pose a growing threat to Chesapeake Bay health if they get washed out in a major rainstorm, during normal Susquehanna River flows, the contaminants aren’t having a large effect on the estuary.

By Scott Dance

Nov 15, 2019

While the overwhelmingly majority of people who have commented on the proposed calendar for the 2020-2021 school year prefer a pre-Labor Day start, many are also concerned about professional development days, Veterans Day, spring break and religious holidays.

In this year’s readers’ poll, locals share their insight on the places, dishes, drinks and people that make the county a dining destination. The winners include both old favorites and new faces — and offer lots of inspiration for your next night out.

The Patterson Mill girls soccer team, close so many times before in a bid to bring home the program’s first Class 1A state championship, was not to be denied in 2019.

By Glenn Graham

Nov 14, 2019

A memorandum of understanding regarding the maintenance of Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen has been approved by the Maryland Stadium Authority’s board of directors, part of a series of steps on the path to the city and the owners of the Aberdeen IronBirds settling their ongoing lawsuit.

Fire officials are working to determine what started a three-alarm fire near Havre de Grace on left one dead and caused approximately $1 million in damages to the nearly 140-year-old house.