In his fourth State of the State speech Wednesday, Gov. Larry Hogan some bold assertions. Some withstood scrutiny well, others less so. CLAIM: “We went…
Posts published in “Day: January 31, 2018”
The Baltimore County Council is asking state auditors to review county school system contracts with education technology companies in the wake of allegations against former…
Baltimore’s law department filed a lawsuit Wednesday against opioid manufacturers and distributors over the marketing of addictive pain pills, adding the weight of the Maryland…
Recent reports of arrests and neighborhood incidents from police agencies serving Harford County. The Harford County Sheriff’s Office and Maryland State Police reports: Aberdeen Cafarris…
The Baltimore County Public Library will host an African-American genealogy presentation at the Towson branch Feb. 8 as part of a series of Black History…
The Arc Northern Chesapeake Region is proud to announce its 65th year of empowering people with differing abilities to live, work and play in the…
A rabbi who was fired from Beth Tfiloh school in Pikesville amid abuse allegations has sued the parents of his accusers, as well as an…
Five women were charged with stealing more than $100,000 of clothing and other merchandise from retail stores in an alleged organized theft ring operating in…
The Ivy Hotel in Baltimore and MGM National Harbor Hotel earned AAA’s Four Diamond Rating, joining seven other Maryland hotels to earn AAA’s second highest…
Towson resident Max Hernandez was on his way to meet friends for dinner in downtown Towson Sept. 7 when he encountered something that got in…