Maryland begins September with 614 new coronavirus cases, 5 new virus-related...
On Tuesday, the first day of the seventh calendar month that Maryland has faced the coronavirus pandemic, the state reported 614 new infections and five new fatalities caused by COVID-19, the disease...
View ArticleMorning show hosts Reagan and Bethany out at Baltimore’s Mix 106.5 FM
Mix 106.5 FM announced a new morning show this week, as host Reagan Warfield announced his departure.
View ArticleHarford schools in good shape to meet new standards set by Maryland education...
Harford County Superintendent Sean Bulson said the school system is already in compliance with new standards for virtual instruction set by the Maryland State Department of Education on Tuesday, with...
View ArticleOrioles on deck: Lineups, pitching matchup and how to watch Tuesday’s game...
Here's everything you need to know before the Orioles' home game Tuesday night against the New York Mets.
View ArticleSara King, co-founder of Liberty Jewish Center preschool, dies of the...
Sara King, a former longtime Randallstown resident who with her husband established an accredited preschool at the Liberty Jewish Center in Pikesville, died in May of COVID-19. She was 97.
View ArticleMaryland relaxes more coronavirus restrictions, will allow all businesses to...
Marylanders may soon be able to go to the movies and to see live shows, as Gov. Larry Hogan announced Tuesday that all businesses — including entertainment venues — can reopen starting Friday.
View Article13 new COVID-19 cases announced in Carroll County; new data released on...
The Carroll County Health Department on Tuesday reported on its website for the first time the number of intensive care unit beds in use at Carroll Hospital — as well as a breakdown of...
View ArticleWide receiver DJ Turner, who left Maryland after Big Ten postponed fall...
Wide receiver DJ Turner, who announced Aug. 21 that he was transferring from Maryland after the Big Ten Conference decided to postpone fall sports because of the coronavirus pandemic, has enrolled at...
View ArticleShareholder files lawsuit against Under Armour, Plank over accounting practices
A shareholder has filed a lawsuit against Under Armour and founder Kevin Plank over accounting practices that are under investigation.
View ArticleMTA plans significant reductions to bus, MARC service next year amid...
The Maryland Transit Administration is proposing to scale back 20% of its bus service — cutting 25 bus lines and reducing service on 12 others — in the Baltimore region next year due to plummeting fare...
View ArticleBaltimore Police moving to encrypt scanner transmissions, keeping public from...
As part of a planned upgrade of its radio systems, the Baltimore Police Department is switching to encrypted transmissions, eliminating the ability for most of the public to listen in.
View ArticleGov. Hogan, Anne Arundel County Executive Pittman trade barbs over youth...
“We are getting used to Governor Hogan picking a county executive to attack in his press conferences, so maybe it was my turn, but he should have been better briefed because we did open youth sports...
View ArticleAs severance news unraveled, Maryland Gov. Hogan’s former chief of staff...
Even after he resigned from his job as Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s right-hand man, even after a General Assembly committee questioned board members at his former agency who’d given him a six-figure...
View ArticleMaryland receives more than $2.4 million in federal funding to help combat...
Maryland received more than $2.4 million on Tuesday in federal funding to help fight unemployment insurance fraud amid the coronavirus.
View ArticleOrioles’ bats break out, Renato Núñez homers twice in 9-5 win over Mets
Renato Núñez blasted two home runs, Pat Valaika contributed a career-high four hits and Anthony Santander drove in three runs of his own to help the Orioles beat the Mets, 9-5, on Tuesday night at...
View ArticleFast-growing nonprofit Columbia Community Care is on a mission of care during...
As Howard County heads back to school, the nonprofit Columbia Community Care will go from drive-thru pickups five times a week to two times a week, and consolidate from its original five locations to...
View ArticleNew Havre de Grace Middle-High School building ready, now just waiting for...
While most students won’t be spending much time at the new Havre de Grace Middle-High School as Harford County begins the school year learning virtually next week, there was palatable excitement as...
View ArticleAfter 13-year-old from Finksburg dies of brain injury from hockey puck,...
The West Middle School community lost one of its newer members last month when Henry Lent, an eighth-grader-to-be, died unexpectedly while taking part in a youth ice hockey clinic in southern Maryland.
View Article‘An itch to do something stupid’: Towson grad Nik Haynes sets record swimming...
Not only did the St. Michaels native become only the third swimmer to complete the 21-mile trek via backstroke, but his time of 12 hours, 52 minutes also broke the previous record by 30 minutes.
View ArticleTeachers met with Anne Arundel County and school officials to air out...
On Saturday, over 100 teachers who are members of the county union met with officials to go over what they thought about returning to buildings.
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