Broadneck High School seniors get diploma from ‘Broadbeck’ instead
The printing company is going to reprint the diplomas and will provide new ones to graduates.
Firefighters contain two-alarm blaze on Antique Row in Cockeysville
Baltimore County Police closed York Road between Warren Road and Wight Avenue for a time to allow crews to fight the fire.
Multiple bear sightings reported in Columbia area
Since Saturday, the Howard County Police Department has gotten several calls about bear sightings in Columbia — as well as some in Marriottsville.
DuClaw Brewing Company acquired by New Jersey-based River Horse Brewing Company
River Horse Brewing Company, based in Ewing, New Jersey, will expand capacity at its facility as the two companies share production.
Many Baltimore City public schools dismiss early due to heat
The school system noted that since 2017, it has decreased the number of schools without air conditioning from 75 to 13.
Nearly 800,000 Maryland license plates are advertising a Philippine gambling website
At first glance, a website displayed at the bottom of every license plate commemorating the bicentennial of the War of 1812 doesn’t look out of place with the illustration of the Star-Spangled Banner over Fort McHenry.
Assault charges filed against 17-year-old shot by police officer in Shipley Hill
The teen has been charged with first- and second-degree assault, as well as several gun charges, and is being held without bail.
Five people wounded in shooting in westside of downtown, police say
Police believe the shooter was targeting one person but fired multiple shots and also hit four others.
BARCS animal shelter waives adoption fees due to lack of space
The shelter has taken in over 300 animals in the past week, and has more dogs than spots available.
What the Supreme Court’s ruling on wetlands could mean for the Chesapeake Bay
Wetlands and streams are both very important in protecting the Chesapeake Bay, advocates said Thursday, and to lose them to development could be harmful.
Howard County Council adds competitive bidding process for lakefront library
The Howard Hughes Corp. was announced as the project’s developer and awarded a sole-source contract, meaning it was issued without a competitive bidding process, while Heatherwick Studio created the designs.
Police identify 19-year-old fatally shot last week in Southeast Baltimore
Dabrae Edwards was shot last week and died of his injuries on Sunday, police said.
Preakness attendance up from last year, still below pre-pandemic numbers
Pimlico Race Course drew 65,000 people over Friday and Saturday this year.
Nitric acid leak at Hawkins Point facility contained, officials say
The leak will have no impact on surrounding communities, according to the Maryland Department of the Environment.
Teens killed in Baltimore this year were loving family members, had big dreams for the future
Since the beginning of January, 15 teenagers and a 12-year-old have died as a result of gun violence.
Arrest made in death of man pushed onto downtown subway tracks and electrocuted
The Baltimore resident was found at a hotel in the South Ozone Park neighborhood of Queens, New York, and is awaiting extradition to Baltimore.
Body-worn camera footage shows teen was shot from behind while running with a gun
Video shows the teen at one point pulled out a gun and held it in his hand.
Officer shot teen in the back as he was running away, witnesses say
Before the shooting, the officer sat beside 17-year-old Mekhi Franklin on a stoop in Shipley Hill, talking with him and others for several minutes, multiple witnesses said.
Teen shot by police in Southwest Baltimore is out of surgery
The officer made multiple commands for the teen to drop the weapon, but the teen did not, police said.
Old Bay Goldfish crackers are back with an assist from Lisa Loeb
The singer behind the iconic ’90s track “Stay (I Missed You)” has some good news about Old Bay Goldfish.