A Baltimore woman who was driving and pointed a gun out her car window at another vehicle in a road rage incident was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison with all but six months suspended, according to the Howard County State’s Attorney’s Office.

A 14-year-old Howard County student is “expected” to be charged with assault after an incident with a school resource officer at Harper’s Choice Middle School in Columbia, county police said Tuesday

Howard County government and the school system will wait until early next year to take drastic steps to lower the school district’s health care deficit.

The designation is given to the highest performing schools in the state or those with extraordinary success in closing the achievement gap among student groups.

What a gift alumni of Howard High School had in their beloved former teacher Frank Lupashunski. “Mr. Lupe,” as the assorted members of classes of the 1950s and 1960s lovingly call him, was the recent recipient of a surprise visit from former students at the Lighthouse Assisted Living in Ellicott City, where he is a resident.

Mt. Hebron senior setter Sam Giles, the 2019 Howard County volleyball Player of the Year, headlines the All-County teams.

The Montpelier Arts Center hosts the Prince George’s County Juried Exhibition Reflections of Self through Thursday, Dec. 31. The artwork displays renderings of the different approaches the artist uses to reflect and increase self-awareness as an aspect of the artistic process.

Catonsville falls behind early in loss to Hammond

Ever since an anonymous whistleblower reported comments President Donald Trump made on a July phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Ellicott City resident Don Soeken has seen a bump in interest in his Whistleblower Support Fund.

Gerhardt Peter Kraske, the former president of the Coalition to Protect Maryland Burial Sites, Inc, died November 28 from lymphoma at Johns Hopkins University Hospital. He was 81.

By John-John Williams IV

Dec 8, 2019

The #MVP beer from Columbia’s Hysteria Brewing Company shows a player in a purple "8″ jersey, Jackson’s number, holding a hop like a football.

By Christina Tkacik

Dec 8, 2019

Loyola closed out the final two-plus minutes with 10 straight points, getting stops, rebounds and steals to secure a 56-50 win in the MIAA A Conference opener for both teams.

By Glenn Graham

Dec 6, 2019