Annapolis mayor says citizen review board coming before large protest against...
Ahead of a protest that brought 1,000 people to Annapolis Tuesday, Annapolis Mayor Gavin Buckley said the city’s police chief would be announcing a citizen review board this week.
View ArticleCOVID-19 death toll in Carroll County passes 100, with nine more reported...
The Carroll County Health Department announced that nine more county residents have been killed by COVID-19, raising the local death toll since the start of the pandemic past 100.
View Article‘We are thinking we are going to have a late-night’: Anne Arundel voters...
The polls in Anne Arundel County closed at 8 p.m. and initial counts of mail-in ballots followed by in-person results are expected over the next several hours.
View ArticleOn an Election Day made unusual by COVID-19, some Carroll County voters...
South Carroll Swim Club served as one of Carroll County’s two in-person voting centers Tuesday, and while the rescheduled primary election was held almost entirely by mail or dropoff, that didn’t keep...
View ArticleLong lines at some Baltimore voting centers as many voters choose to cast...
Today is Maryland's first statewide primary conducted largely by mail. Here's how it's going.
View ArticlePolls are now closed across Maryland, but voters in line may still vote —...
Polls are now officially closed across Maryland, but any voters who got in line prior to that time will still be permitted to vote.
View Article‘I am not a threat’: Thousands march in Columbia to protest police brutality,...
As Black Lives Matter protests expand outside major cities in the country, thousands gathered in the parking lot of the AMC Columbia 14 movie theater on Tuesday afternoon to participate in a youth-led...
View ArticleParkville man charged in Monday night shooting death
Baltimore County police have charged a Parkville man with first degree murder after they say he shot another man because of “an ongoing dispute" Monday night.
View ArticleDemonstrations trickle out to Baltimore suburbs over George’s Floyd’s death...
Demonstrations against police brutality and the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis moved out toward the suburbs Tuesday with peaceful crowds lining Roland Avenue in North Baltimore, marching in...
View ArticleBiden wins a Maryland Democratic presidential primary in which most of the...
Joe Biden won Maryland’s presidential primary Tuesday, a contest rendered essentially moot when U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders dropped out in April and endorsed the former vice president.
View ArticleFirst set of results in Carroll County primary election show school board...
Carroll countians cast votes in two local races during the 2020 primary election, voicing preferences for who should fill two seats on the Board of Education and the role of a Circuit Court judge.
View Article120 members of Maryland National Guard headed to D.C.; Hogan criticized by...
Members of the Maryland National Guard will be sent to Washington, D.C., to help quell violence there, a Guard official said Monday.
View ArticleIn-person voters take to Anne Arundel polling locations in the pandemic...
Polls and ballot drop-offs are open at four locations in Anne Arundel County for an unprecedented primary election during the coronavirus pandemic.
View ArticleFormer Towson Catholic star and NBA player Malcolm Delaney signs deal with...
Former Towson Catholic basketball star Malcolm Delaney signed a two-year deal with Olimpia Milano of Lega Basket Serie A in Italy, the team announced Tuesday.
View ArticleOld trucks, tons of trash: Aberdeen council weighs future of trash pickup in...
The Aberdeen City Council is considering the future of its trash pickup services — mainly if it makes sense for the city to handle at all.
View ArticleA nurse is helping Maryland’s front line health care workers cope with the...
When former nursing colleagues and students started reaching out as the coronavirus pandemic took off, Tara Ryan created a service to boost their morale and give them a place to talk about work on the...
View Article‘He knows how to brighten your day’: Francis Scott Key graduate Justin Rieger...
Francis Scott Key High School's Justin Rieger holds a 3.37 grade-point average and has been a leader in Young Life and Fellowship of Christian Athletes groups.
View ArticleBaltimore Police: Two dead, three injured in spate of overnight shootings
Two males were killed and three others injured in four nighttime shooting incidents, Baltimore Police wrote in emails shortly before 5 a.m. Wednesday.
View ArticleTowson ranked No. 25 in FCS by Athlon
The Towson University football team has been placed at No. 25 nationally in the Athlon Sports 2020 FCS Preview.
View ArticleBoard of Ed election: Joanna Bache Tobin leads District 6, Corine Frank leads...
In an unusual day for primaries, in which people mailed in ballots or went to the polls in masks all in an effort to decrease the spread of coronavirus, the tentative election results had filed in by...
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