Activists vow to continue fight against ‘Talbot Boys’ Confederate monument in...
Even as the Talbot County Council continues narrowly to support the memorial, opponents have been growing more organized and developing a louder voice.
View ArticleAnne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman lobbies for progressive tax...
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman is once again asking state legislators to consider passing a bill that would enable local governments to implement progressive taxing structures — reducing...
View ArticleBaltimore State’s Attorney Mosby wants inspector general to wrap up...
Six months after asking the inspector general to investigate her travel and personal businesses, Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby wants the probe wrapped up, arguing that a lack of resolution...
View ArticleOutbreak at Taneytown elder care facility accounts for 12 of Carroll County’s...
Eleven residents and one staff member at Country Companions Assisted Living in Taneytown have tested positive for COVID-19 as congregate living facilities in Carroll County saw 19 new cases after...
View ArticleHarford superintendent hopes to have plan to return students to class by...
Harford County schools’ superintendent said staff will work through the weekend to adjust its return plan to start bring students back for in-person instruction after the governor and state...
View ArticleHarford County Restaurant Week, which includes take-out options this year,...
Restaurants throughout Harford County participate in Restaurant Week, which runs from Jan. 22-31 this year, offering discounts on certain menu items or maybe even offering something new to the...
View ArticleAfter U.S. Capitol riot, 2,300+ Maryland Republicans flee party
More than 2,300 registered Republicans in Maryland changed their political affiliation in the week after a group of rioters violently stormed the U.S. Capitol in support of Republican President Donald...
View ArticleCarroll County Commissioner Eric Bouchat’s motions seeking to eliminate...
Commissioner Eric Bouchat said the county commissioners should watch school board meetings and learn from their agendas, and have staff members give briefings on topics, but he feels there’s an...
View ArticleMaryland Public Service Commission does not monitor whether utilities adhere...
The state's Public Service Commission does not monitor whether utilities follow merger orders, a legislative audit found.
View ArticleMaryland delegate calls colleague ‘more attractive’ in public hearing
A state delegate from Harford County has been criticized for calling another delegate "more attractive" than a past delegate in a videostreamed public hearing this week.
View ArticleMount St. Mary’s, Morgan State post men’s basketball victories
Damian Chong Qui scored 17 of his game-high 20 points in the second half to lead Mount St. Mary’s to a 67-57 win at Central Connecticut on Thursday night.
View ArticleU.S. Capitol Police investigate after report Rep. Andy Harris brought gun to...
The U.S. Capitol Police department is looking into the matter, spokeswoman Eva Malecki told The Baltimore Sun. She declined to answer questions, saying “we can’t comment on an ongoing investigation.”
View ArticleBaltimore police make arrest in connection with January shooting
Baltimore police have arrested a 22-year-old man in connection with a shooting this month.
View ArticleTeen shot in shoulder Thursday in Baltimore
A 16-year-old boy was shot Thursday evening in Northeast Baltimore, according to police.
View ArticleTwo storms could bring snow to Baltimore region next week
It’s a good time to get out your ice scraper and check the snowmelt reserves.
View ArticleApplications open for 2021-22 Howard County student member of the Board of...
Applications for the 2021-22 Howard County student member of the Board of Education are open until Feb. 4.
View ArticleLawsuit claims Harford sheriff’s deputies beat man in mental crisis; police...
A Baltimore County man is suing the Harford County Sheriff’s Office, the county, the state of Maryland and over 30 deputies for allegedly beating and tasering him while he was purportedly suffering...
View ArticleAnnapolis senator introduces bill updating data collection that guide...
Concerned about infrastructure standards not keeping up with the reality of climate change, Sen. Sarah Elfreth has introduced a bill that calls for updating the data used to inform regulations and...
View ArticleCelia V. Carr, educator who was first Black department head at Western High...
Celia V. Carr, a career educator who was the first Black department chair at Western High School and later became a Methodist lay minister, died Jan. 14 of a cardiac arrest at her longtime Severna Park...
View ArticleThe ‘warrior model’ of policing is over; Baltimore police must show community...
A federal judge said Thursday that four years into a federal consent decree, the Baltimore police department has “all the elements” in place for success and needs “maximum productivity” to speed...
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