Maryland reports 925 new coronavirus cases Sunday, its highest total since...
Maryland reported 925 new cases of the novel coronavirus Sunday — the most since May 30, when there were 1,027 cases — and nine new deaths resulting from the virus.
View ArticleHoward County Police investigating fatal dirt bike crash Saturday night in...
Howard County police are investigating the cause of a fatal single-vehicle collision involving a dirt bike Saturday night in Dayton.
View ArticleAnnapolis couple sent their daughter to Florida for drug treatment. Now...
Jade Kothe was a promising talent from Baltimore with loving parents. Now Konan of Urban One Radio and his wife Lana Kothe want answers about their daughter's death in West Palm Beach.
View ArticleBaltimore County Police: Shooting early Sunday morning in Rosedale injures two
Baltimore County police are investigating a shooting in Rosedale early Sunday morning that injured two people.
View ArticleHealing kits offered by Anne Arundel library help families grieve loss of...
The healing library is developed from an open resource from children librarians with the goal to help adults talk to children about death. The kit can provide guidance in a turbulent time.
View ArticleBaltimore Police arrest, charge man with murder in connection to February...
Baltimore Police on Sunday announced they have arrested and charged a man in connection to a February homicide in Southeast Baltimore.
View ArticleCecil County zoo says eight animals were saved after Saturday fire killed six
A Cecil County zoo on Sunday said eight animals were saved after a Saturday morning fire killed six animals.
View ArticleFor restaurants, it’s ‘Whack-A-Mole’: Nacho Mama’s in Towson closes again...
Just days after reopening, Nacho Mama’s in Towson has closed a second time after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.
View ArticleJohn Knox Shaw III, sportsman and real estate agent, dies
John Knox Shaw III, a sportsman involved in auto racing and horse racing, has died at 75.
View ArticleOrioles hit four home runs, earn 5-1 exhibition win over Phillies; Stevie...
The Orioles beat the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park in their first of three exhibition games but also lost outfielder Stevie Wilkerson to an injury.
View ArticleMaintenance workers at Maryland universities fear students’ return, file...
Housekeepers and maintenance workers at several Maryland universities reported concerns about PPE, coronavirus testing and symptom screening.
View ArticleOrioles’ pitching depth comes into focus with John Means still a question for...
John Means' arm soreness shouldn't be the kind of crisis it was when Opening Day plans were scuttled by an injury to Alex Cobb a few days before the 2019 season began.
View ArticlePremier Lacrosse League ready to face off amid coronavirus pandemic when...
The PLL is banking on four phases of testing and several other safety measures to run round-robin group play and a single-elimination tournament just outside Salt Lake City without spectators.
View ArticleRavens training camp preview: Wide receivers enter camp with much potential,...
From Marquise Brown to Devin Duvernay, the Ravens have plenty of talent but plenty of questions to answer in one of their most debated position groups: wide receiver.
View ArticleQ&A: Mark Goldstein, president of Carroll Hospital medical staff, elected...
Taking office during a pandemic, Dr. Mark Goldstein is the newest president of Carroll Hospital’s medical staff.
View ArticleManchester council approves rules for any future community solar projects
The Manchester Town Council approved rules that will shape any future community solar projects and discussed using town land for an electronic sign at Manchester Valley High School.
View ArticlePopular cancer fundraising run in Towson to take place virtually this year
The Outrun Cancer 5K, an annual event in Towson to raise money for cancer research and treatment, is taking place virtually this year.
View ArticleGlen Burnie church gives away 100,000 pounds of food and two cars in...
Danyelle Thomas remembers asking God for a car — any car —long as it got her and her two sons to point A and point B. “I didn’t care if it was a hoopty or whatever,” she said.
View ArticleAs Towson restaurants try to survive pandemic, Nacho Mama’s temporarily...
If March brought panic to Baltimore County’s restaurant industry, July is being met with a steely resolve from restaurateurs who are determined to adapt to “the new normal” of dining in a world still...
View ArticleThese Baltimore area restaurants have closed permanently since the...
Experts say anywhere from half to 85% of restaurants will permanently shutter because of the coronavirus. Since the pandemic began, the Baltimore region has bid farewell to the following eateries, from...
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