Joseph D. Kilgallon, longtime Social Security Administration official, dies
Joseph D. Kilgallon, whose career as a Social Security Administration official spanned more than four decades, died June 29 from cancer at Gilchrist Hospice in Columbia. The Ellicott City resident was 80.
View ArticleFirst mural of Annapolis’ “Walking Man,” Carlester Smith, gets finishing touches
A team of artists completed work Sunday on a mural honoring Annapolis’ legendary “Walking Man,” Carlester Smith.
View Article‘The country is not in a good place’: Hogan adviser Tom Inglesby urges some...
Tom Inglesby, a top adviser to Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan on the coronavirus, criticized some states' reopening Sunday.
View ArticleHoward B. Gerber, longtime owner of legendary Horse You Came In On Saloon in...
Howard Gerber, who got lucky one day at Pimlico Race Course, died July 6 from a stroke at his Canton home. He was 75.
View Article‘Part of our town’s history’: Dealers on Cockeysville’s Antique Row press on...
Cockeysville's Antique Row, once booming with shops in the 1980s and 1990s, has suffered through the rise of the internet and an economic recession. But amid the economic havoc wrought by the...
View ArticleMusic at the Liriodendron Mansion in Bel Air returns July 17 with outdoor...
After a three-month hiatus due to the coronavirus shut-down, the nonprofit historic Liriodendron Mansion in Bel Air is excited to announce the return to its popular Music at the Mansion series....
View ArticleFacing $550 million shortfall, the MTA could miss out on the next round of...
The coronavirus aid bill requires most of the money to be distributed to the nation’s largest transit systems based on the areas’ populations — not ridership — and the Baltimore area falls shy of the...
View ArticleThousands of Baltimore teens to start summer jobs Monday in YouthWorks...
Baltimore's YouthWorks job program had to pivot during the coronavirus pandemic to get as many young people as possible employed over the summer and actively in engaged in enriching experiences.
View ArticleQ&A: CCVESA names new president, as Carroll County moves toward new fire, EMS...
Elections for the new officers of the Carroll County Volunteer Emergency Services Association (CCVESA) were held in June as Carroll County took another step toward the countywide fire and EMS system.
View ArticleHoward County becomes first Maryland jurisdiction to pass legislation for...
Howard County became the first county in Maryland and the second jurisdiction on the East Coast to mandate projects meet bird-friendly design standards with a bill passed last week.
View Article‘Stop this violence’: At a vigil for an Annapolis homicide victim, a call to...
More than 100 people attended a vigil for homicide victim Deontrae Matthews on Sunday evening in Chambers Park to honor his life, support his family and call for an end to violence.
View ArticleMeet the Orioles reliever who maintains his body by limiting meat in his...
Orioles reliever Shawn Armstrong has been embracing a plant-based diet and sharing its impacts with the rest of the clubhouse as his own lifestyle has changed.
View ArticleA calling to help others’ financial situations, an Odenton business owner is...
Shay Cook works with the military service members, as well as individuals, couples, families and classes to manage their spending and create financial goals and plans.
View ArticleScott, City Council president and Democratic nominee for mayor, postpones...
City Council President Brandon Scott, Baltimore's Democratic nominee for mayor, postponed a vote a proposal to amend the charter by restructuring the city's spending board.
View ArticleMaryland reports 418 newly confirmed coronavirus cases, six more deaths
Maryland officials reported 418 new cases of the coronavirus Monday and six new deaths.
View ArticleHere’s how Maryland jurisdictions are planning for reopening schools in the...
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.
View ArticleOn the ballot: Anne Arundel Council passes multiple charter amendment...
Anne Arundel County voters will have more to decide on this November than just their presidential candidate of choice. The County Council recently passed three charter amendment resolutions, leaving...
View ArticleMaryland joins multistate lawsuit against ICE rule impacting international...
The rule challenged by Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh prevents international students from staying in the U.S. this fall if all of their courses are to be held online.
View ArticleBaltimore County Police investigating possible shooting of infant during...
Baltimore County Police say charges are pending against a man who injured a 22-month-old girl during a domestic dispute Sunday night.
View ArticleOcean City Police investigating man’s fatal fall off balcony
Ocean City Police are investigating the fatal fall of a 22-year-old man from a balcony on Sunday.
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