What we learned from Tuesday’s primary election in Maryland, from a ballot...
People want to vote in person, and other things we learned from Tuesday's primary in Maryland.
View ArticleSix names to know as the Orioles consider their options ahead of the 2020 MLB...
Here are six players to know as the Orioles begin to pare down their list of players to select with the No. 2 overall pick in next week's MLB draft.
View ArticleMaryland Lt. Gov. Rutherford calls on state board of elections administrator...
Maryland's lieutenant governor called on Maryland State Board of Elections Director Linda Lamone to resign, citing problem with Baltimore's primary returns.
View ArticleMaryland spending board declines to approve millions in coronavirus contracts
Maryland’s spending board on Wednesday declined to approve hundreds of millions of dollars in emergency spending on the state’s coronavirus response.
View ArticleBaltimore’s primary problems are latest for a city and state with a history...
Early fears of ballot issues were realized in Baltimore's primary and the results remained unclear.
View ArticlePartial results from Baltimore’s primary day voting show early trends...
Partial in-person returns in the Democratic mayoral primary in Baltimore showed former Mayor Sheila Dixon’s lead holding at about 30%.
View ArticleConcern from candidates, officials as error creates delay in release of...
An error on ballots mailed to voters in Baltimore’s District 1 led to inaccurate results that cannot be counted, state election officials announced Wednesday.
View ArticleWatch live: Maryland Gov. Hogan to give update on coronavirus recovery
Watch the latest live updates on coronavirus from public officials here as they are announced.
View ArticleAnnapolis police chief condemns police brutality in statement following protests
Annapolis Police Chief Ed Jackson recalled his childhood in the Baltimore projects in a statement Wednesday denouncing police brutality amid sustained national outrage over the death of George Floyd at...
View ArticleBowie officials to talk about policing at livestreamed meeting Thursday
The Bowie Police Department and other groups are hosting an online meeting Thursday, June 4 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. to discuss social justice and community policing.
View ArticleSwitzerland forward Emma Chardon commits to Maryland women’s basketball
Switzerland forward Emma Chardon, one of the top players at the 2019 Under-18 European Championships, has committed to Maryland.
View ArticleHarford to offer $5,000 grants from CARES Act to cover mortgages, rent for...
Harford County government announced Wednesday that it will offer $5,000 grants for small businesses that might not have qualified under its two previously offered grants. Applications are currently...
View ArticlePhyllis C. Reinecke, church worker and missionary, dies
Phyllis C. Reinecke, who assisted her husband, who pastored Sapphire Family Church in Oella, died March 24 of complications from pneumonia at a daughter’s Marriottsville home. The former Catonsville...
View ArticleBowie letters: Apology to the city, police reform and more from readers
Readers write letters on an apology to the city, police reform and more.
View ArticleRosa L. Barber, a Northeast Baltimore community leader who had worked for the...
Rosa L. Barber, a Northeast Baltimore community leader who had worked for the city Office of Employment Development, died May 20 at her Lakeside home. She was 94.
View ArticleAnne Arundel Libraries delay opening, prepare for curbside pickup
Library officials announced last month that they planned to start limited indoor service on June 15 with curbside service set for the week prior. In-branch services are now scheduled to start July 6.
View ArticleBengies Drive-in Theatre in Middle River in Baltimore County will reopen...
Bengies Drive-in Theatre in Middle River in Baltimore County will reopen Wednesday night with a double feature of the films “Sonic the Hedgehog” and “Jumanji: The Next Level.”
View ArticleAnother 6 residents of Carroll County long-term care facilities die of...
Six more residents of long-term care facilities in Carroll County have died of COVID-19 since Tuesday, the county health department said.
View ArticleNAVYCON to go virtual in light of the coronavirus pandemic
NAVYCON, last held in 2017, will use Zoom to hold the conference digitally, said Commander Claude Berube, director of the U.S. Naval Academy Museum.
View ArticleVirtual ceremonies to kick off after coronavirus pandemic pushes Howard...
Pre-recorded virtual graduations for the Howard County Public School System’s 12 county high schools and Cedar Lane School will begin streaming online Thursday through Tuesday on a staggered schedule.
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