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Céilí Doyle

Céilí

Céilí Doyle is a regional reporter covering Baltimore County. She comes to Maryland from Texas, where she previously worked as a housing affordability and regional reporter at Houston Landing. At the Landing, she led an investigation into a housing development targeting immigrants that garnered several statewide awards. Before Houston, she worked for The Columbus Dispatch in Ohio through the national service program Report for America, covering rural issues with a special focus on Appalachia. A Chicago native, Doyle graduated from Miami University of Ohio with a B.A. in journalism and political science.

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Baltimore County students plan walkout to protest ICE across multiple high schools
High school students at Sparrows Point, Dundalk, Perry Hall, Parkville and more Baltimore County schools are organizing walkouts to protest ICE actions, citing civil rights concerns and experiences with racism.
Sparrows Point High School seniors Carmen Butrim and Mariana "Mar" Pastor have spent the past several weeks planning a walk-out to protest ICE. Their movement quickly expanded and has since inspired several other Baltimore County Public Schools to participate.
A few things to do in Baltimore County includes live music and a murder mystery
Given that we’ve all been inside the past several days, we did our best to scrounge up events around Baltimore County designed to get you out of the house.
The Recher Theater in Towson, which is hosting School of Rock this month.
7 things to do in Baltimore County: Restaurant Week, Birdland Caravan and more
We’ve compiled a list of countywide events to check out during the week ending Jan. 28.
Exterior of the Irvine Nature Center in Owings Mills, Md., on Thursday, November 13, 2025. The Center will host a free Indigenous Peoples Celebration on Sunday, November 23.
‘Luz de esperanza’: Immigrants, advocates urge Baltimore County to pass Trust Act
Baltimore County residents rallied in Towson to support Councilman Izzy Patoka’s bills for immigrant protection ahead of a council work session Tuesday evening.
Immigrant and working families rally for immigrant rights prior to the first work session of the year in efforts to urge the County Council to pass strong legislation to grant greater protections to immigrant communities in Baltimore County.
7 things to do in Baltimore County, from a class on cooking stews to jazzy standards
This week, we’re bringing you a series of events to break your cabin fever in Baltimore County and make it through one of winter’s longest months.
Friday, Nov. 21, 2025 — The Loft is a an intimate concert venue at Manor Mill in Monkton.
Paramedic under investigation for explicit videos defends urinating in family’s food
A Baltimore County paramedic has been under investigation for allegedly ejaculating and urinating on his colleagues' belongings.
The Baltimore County Fire Department logo.
7 things to do in Baltimore County: New Year’s edition
Looking for somewhere to ring in 2026, Baltimore County?
People enjoy a fireworks show by the Inner Harbor to ring in the new year in Baltimore on Jan. 1, 2025.
Woman seeks charges in alleged 2018 Randallstown assault after years of refusals
A Baltimore County woman swore out charges in an alleged 2018 Randallstown sexual assault after prosecutors declined to act, prompting a judge to reopen the case.
A woman poses for a portrait at Towson District Court Commissioner’s Office, in Towson, Thursday, December 18, 2025. The woman was there to file the paperwork with the county and try to convince the Baltimore County Commissioner to arrest her rapist in order to re-open the case.
Why did Baltimore County cut a deal with ICE, and is it constitutional?
Immigrants in Baltimore County worry about the implications of Baltimore County's recent agreement with ICE to hold inmates with detainers at the county detention center even as experts argue it's unconstitutional.
Baltimore County residents and advocates demanded answers and condemned County Executive Kathy Klausmeier’s decision to cooperate with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at a rally in Towson in November.
Outgoing Inspector General Kelly Madigan implores Baltimore County to strengthen IG office
Inspector General Kelly Madigan said goodbye to the Baltimore County Council with one wish. Well, actually three.
Outgoing Baltimore County Inspector General Lisa Madigan encouraged Baltimore County Councilmen to strengthen the inspector general's office and ensure reports are accessible under Maryland public records law.
Baltimore County librarians urge council to save their jobs
Advocates for the 14 part-time Baltimore County Public Library librarians who were fired — then quickly reinstated — weeks before Thanksgiving are asking the Baltimore County Council for a more permanent reprieve.
Librarians, including many of the suddenly fired fourteen library employees, and concerned community members attend an emergency meeting to address and air their grievences on November 18, 2025 at the Towson Library.
Baltimore County Councilman Izzy Patoka proposes immigrant protections in new legislation
The bills would establish an Office of Immigrant Affairs and prohibit discrimination.
Councilman Izzy Patoka announces his intention to propose legislation to block ICE activity in Baltimore County during a rally on Nov. 5.
‘It’ll build itself’: Monkton’s Manor Mill stands test of time
The nearly 3-century-old grist mill in Monkton, originally powered by a 24-foot waterwheel to grind grain into flour, has worn many hats: a long-abandoned mill, an antique shop and, most recently, a failed cidery.
Manor Mill, a partially restored 18th-century grist mill, stands along Monkton Road in Baltimore County.
Baltimore County paramedic under investigation for allegedly masturbating, urinating in workplace
A Baltimore County Fire Department paramedic is being investigated after he allegedly masturbated and urinated in shared common spaces inside the county’s fire stations.
The Baltimore County Fire Department logo.
Baltimore County Fire Department launches ‘hazmat cleaning’ of stations amid employee misconduct probe
Baltimore County Fire Chief Joseph Dixon told staff Wednesday that an employee under investigation for alleged misconduct has been removed from the workplace and the department will “hazmat clean” all stations and offices.
The Baltimore County Fire Department logo.
Baltimore County Fire Department employee investigated for alleged misconduct, officials say
A Baltimore County Fire Department employee is under investigation for misconduct, officials say.
The Baltimore County Fire Department logo.
Baltimore County library CEO faces backlash after abrupt librarian layoffs and rehiring
Initially, library officials said the layoffs were necessary to better serve the county and preserve resources.
Baltimore County Public Library’s Towson branch CEO Sonia Alcántara-Antoine listens and responds to a handful of concerned librarians and community members as they air their grievances after the sudden firing of fourteen part-time library employees during an emergency meeting on November 18, 2025 at the Towson Library.
Wigwams in Baltimore County speak to the state’s Indigenous story
The nature center has a close relationship with the Baltimore American Indian Center, which helps educate Irvine’s staff on various traditions the nature center can share with the greater public.
Volunteers construct wigwams at the Irvine Nature Center’s Native American Educational Site in Owings Mills.
Baltimore County Public Library reverses course, rehires 14 librarians laid off Thursday
The 14 part-time librarians who were laid off by Baltimore County’s library system this week have been reinstated “effective immediately,” library officials said Friday.
6/22/22—Exterior of the Towson branch of the Baltimore County Library.
7 things to do in Baltimore County: Lake Roland Dam Jam, murder mystery and fairies!
There's several things to do in Baltimore County, including Jam at the Dam, Holly Fair on Main Street and more.
A couple walks across the bridge at Lake Roland Park trails after completing a hike.
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