The Baltimore Ravens made plenty of mistakes in their loss at Buffalo in last season's playoffs. The final one belonged to ...

Maryland Agriculture Secretary Kevin Atticks virtually addresses local residents and leaders over the Back River midge ...

Detectives assigned to the Baltimore County Police Violent Crimes Unit are investigating a Thursday night shooting that left ...

Troop 745 is hosting a free family cook-out recruitment on the waterfront for boys ages 11 to 17 or currently in fifth grade ...

A physical education teacher who worked at Deep Creek Middle School in Essex was arrested on multiple sex offense charges on ...

Jeffery Spicer of Parkville has earned a Master Angler Milestone Award under the Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ ...

The last Monday in May is more than just a day off or a time for family cookouts and gatherings. It is a day to reflect on ...

The midge infestation that is sweeping eastern Baltimore County is not just an inconvenience. It threatens the economic vitality of eastern Baltimore County and ultimately our way of life.

On May 22, the Baltimore County Council unanimously approved the county executive’s $4.78 billion fiscal year 2026 budget.

Delegate Ric Metzgar (R-6) attended four Memorial Day ceremonies over the holiday weekend. On Sunday, he participated in a ...

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