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A Harford County Sheriff’s deputy and two EMS providers were sent to the hospital after experiencing headaches and burning eyes at the scene of an unattended death Tuesday night in Forest Hill.
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The students of Harford County Public Schools will have all-virtual classes for the beginning of the 2020-21 school year, with the option of learning from home or at a Learning Support Center set up in various school buildings, following the Board of Education’s near-unanimous approval of HCPS’ Continuity of Learning Plan on Monday.
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Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen was open as a coronavirus testing location Tuesday as a pilot, but it could become a more permanent fixture, as the state intends vehicle emissions sites that have been used for testing since April to return to their normal functions in September.
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Harford County’s 10 public high schools could be used as voting centers for the Presidential Election, where anyone could vote, regardless of their precinct, under a proposal unanimously approved Friday by the Maryland State Board of Elections.
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A Maryland State Police trooper was involved in a crash on I-95 Friday near Havre de Grace.
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Fifty to 60 people gathered to protest Thursday evening near the Harford County Public Schools headquarters in Bel Air, urging school officials to allow part-time, in-person instruction during the upcoming school year.
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More than 2,500 Harford County Public Schools students are expected to attend Learning Support Centers in the first semester, according to data from the parent intention survey provided Thursday by the school system.
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Cecil County is continuing to clean up after a Tuesday lashing from Tropical Storm Isaias, which stranded some residents and flooded multiple areas of Maryland’s most northeastern county.
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Visit Harford, a nonprofit promoting tourism in the county, announced Wednesday that it was proclaiming August “Snowball Month,” and debuting a Snowball Trail with 12 stops in the county.
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The 2020 WNBA season had not gotten off to a good start for the Connecticut Sun, but that didn’t stop Brionna Jones from posting a career-high 20 points in Tuesday’s 87-74 loss to Seattle.
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A proposed adequate public facilities ordinance, which sets for future development standards related to community infrastructure such as roads, water and sewer and schools, was introduced before the Havre de Grace City Council on Monday.
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Annie’s Playground in Fallston and Lyn Stacie Getz Playground in Emmorton are scheduled to close from Aug. 18 to Aug. 28 as the slides on both playgrounds are replaced.
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The Maryland Center for the Arts project planned for more than 40 acres in Abingdon was neither opposed nor supported at a mandated Wednesday community input meeting. No members of the public had questions or comments about it.
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Harford County’s Board of Elections has slightly more half of the 816 judges as it typically needs for an in-person election in November, officials said.
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The City of Havre de Grace has launched a campaign to remind residents of state orders that people must wear a face covering when indoors — as well as outdoors when it is not possible to be more than 6 feet apart from others — to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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The 2020 WNBA season had not gotten off to a good start for the Connecticut Sun, but that didn’t stop Brionna Jones from posting a career-high 20 points in Tuesday’s 87-74 loss to Seattle.
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Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott on Monday joined a coalition of high-profile Black male figures urging presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden to pick a Black woman as his running mate.
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Less than three months out from November’s presidential election and the state of Maryland still does not know exactly how it is going to conduct voting this year.
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A Public Service Commission staff report found that BGE’s gas and electric facilities involved in a gas explosion at an office building in Columbia a year ago did not conform to the minimum safety standard. Report made public on the day two people were killed and seven injured in a massive gas explosion in Northwest Baltimore.
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Two people suffered life-threatening injuries Tuesday in a motor vehicle accident in Dundalk, according to Baltimore County Police.
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Nominations are open for the 2020 Harford Magazine’s Best Restaurants contest.
