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Howard County Executive Calvin Ball on Monday announced another allocation of federal CARES Act funding, this time $1.3 million for a countywide initiative to support children and families with virtual learning.
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Some Baltimore City Council members are seeking to block the city’s law department from reaching any deal to renew a contract with the towering waste incinerator that pumps smoke into the city’s sky.
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Many people look up to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a role model. Fewer get a note from the trailblazing jurist after going viral for dressing like her.
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Morgan State has continued to bring in talent from the Baltimore area to the 2021 class. One of those new additions is Reservoir quarterback Malcolm Brown, who announced his commitment on Twitter at 3 p.m.
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People who kayak, canoe or hike along the Triadelphia Reservoir in Montgomery and Howard counties should stay out of the water or rinse with fresh water because of a potentially harmful algae bloom, according to WSSC Water.
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A Woodbine couple, who was found guilty on a total of 16 counts of animal cruelty in January, was sentenced in Howard County District Court on Wednesday, the Office of the State’s Attorney for Howard County announced this week.
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Howard County Executive Calvin Ball on Friday afternoon announced the Howard County Detention Center in Jessup will only accept immigration detainees from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement who are convicted of a “crime of violence.”
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A segment of ABC’s “The View” with Baltimore-area congressional candidate Kim Klacik ended abruptly on Friday when the Republican answered a question about the coronavirus by saying that host Joy Behar “paraded around in blackface.”
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The Howard County Public School System announced Thursday that it is gearing up to provide limited in-person instruction for the students who most need it.
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The Therapeutic and Recreational Riding Center Arts Show and Auction featuring Maryland Poet Laureate Grace Cavalieri will take place from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, in the Bank Barn, 3750 Shady Lane, Glenwood.
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One of the best perks of the West Laurel Swim Club is the West Laurel Swim Team. Generations of families have spent their summers swimming and supporting the Wahoos.
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The 25-year-old left-hander became the 12th Maryland native to start a game for the Orioles in Thursday night’s 10-6 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays at Camden Yards.
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As the beginning of the 2020 school year approaches, Maryland counties are announcing plans and guidelines for holding classes while containing the spread of coronavirus.
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River Hill senior Nick Marshall announces commitment to play basketball at Loyola University.
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Ellicott City native and Loyola Blakefield graduate Bruce Zimmermann is scheduled to be the latest Orioles prospect to make his debut in the second game of Thursday’s doubleheader as the club plans to add him to the roster between games and make him the third rookie in their starting rotation.
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Howard County Executive Calvin Ball on Monday announced another allocation of federal CARES Act funding, this time $1.3 million for a countywide initiative to support children and families with virtual learning.
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An unofficial event that is expected to bring thousands of car enthusiasts to Ocean City is set to begin Tuesday and the town’s mayor has a message: Don’t travel to the area if you don’t have to.
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An unofficial event that is expected to bring thousands of car enthusiasts to Ocean City is set to begin Tuesday and the town’s mayor has a message: Don’t travel to the area if you don’t have to.
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One of the best perks of the West Laurel Swim Club is the West Laurel Swim Team. Generations of families have spent their summers swimming and supporting the Wahoos.
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Anne Arundel County Council passes workforce housing bill, extends acting Police Chief William Lowry
The Anne Arundel County Council passed a bill that would allow flexibility for developers to expand workforce housing in areas zoned for mixed use, drawing a lengthy debate among members and opposing written testimony from 15 residents. Many of the residents in opposition wrote some variation of, “Not in my neighborhood.”
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Look for winners of Howard Magazine Howard Magazine’s 2020 Readers’ Choice Contest in the December issue.
