David R. Craig Park in Havre de Grace will look different later this year as a monument to Sgt. Alfred B. Hilton, a Black solider who fought for the Union in the Civil War and Harford County’s only Medal of Honor recipient, will be built.

Bio-manufacturing is using micro-organisms to create unique materials that cannot be made through traditional processes. And the beginning of the bio-manufacturing revolution is happening at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Harford County, according to Peter Emanuel, U.S. Army senior research scientist for bioengineering.

Bailey Bullock, a 16-year-old sophomore at John Carroll School in Bel Air, had a cardiac emergency and died outside the school Wednesday waiting to be picked up after track practice.

Plans to build a Dollar General store at the intersection of Routes 152 and 165 in Fallston have drawn protest from members of the community who are concerned that having the retail chain on land zoned for village business would harm the character of the surrounding area.

As Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced the lifting of most COVID restrictions, the pace of coronavirus vaccinations in Harford County has slowed, and local officials are encouraging residents to get the shot to meet the governor’s threshold for rescinding the state’s indoor mask order.

A food delivery driver is recovering in the hospital after someone allegedly stole her car and then ran her over with it, according to the Harford County Sheriff’s Office.

The annual Harford Streams Poker Run, a free program open to all ages to help raise awareness and support for protecting local waterways, will take place next Saturday, May 22.

U.S. Rep. Andy Harris of Maryland says he also voted in February to remove U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming as House Republican Conference chair,

With an estimated 70% to 80% of Harford County Public Schools employees receiving vaccines against COVID-19, as well as continued efforts to prevent the spread of the disease through wearing masks and other measures, there is a clear path toward returning to full-time, in-person school operations by next year.

The Gardens de Grace Club is hosting the Secret Garden Tour, a self-guided tour of private gardens along the Chesapeake Bay and around historic Havre de Grace held from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, May 15, and Sunday, May 16.

The former senior commander of Aberdeen Proving Ground, now-retired Army Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor, will serve as a temporary consultant to Havre de Grace Mayor William T. Martin starting in late June or early July.

Nearly a year after the enactment of Connor and Raina’s Law, which allows students prescribed medical cannabis to take their medication in school, Havre de Grace leaders celebrated the accomplishment with one of the law’s two namesakes, 16-year-old resident Connor Sheffield.