Anne Arundel County unintentionally underpaid overtime possible for two decades, meaning the county could owe up to $5 million to current and former employees, County…
Posts published in “Day: May 11, 2018”
It’s rare for the Internal Revenue Service to seek criminal charges against taxpayers for allegedly failing to file returns, but the agency typically limits such…
Students from across the city stepped out of yellow buses Friday morning and poured into Royal Farms Arena. Drummers and lines of volunteers greeted them…
Juan Acosta wears a gnarled knuckle and misaligned collarbone like badges earned during his 16 years racing horses nearly 20,000 times. He also recalls times…
Challengers to Baltimore’s incumbent state senators are promising to bring change and new energy to the city’s representation in Annapolis. But Democratic leaders warn that…
Gnu Homes, which recently changed its name from Emerald Builders, has begun sales in a 15 townhome community it developed in Medfield. The Baltimore-based builder…
Some lawmakers in Baltimore have begun voicing concerns about the federal tax charges against Baltimore Police Commissioner Darryl De Sousa, breaking with the mayor and…
A former Baltimore police sergeant who ran the department’s corrupt Gun Trace Task Force will be the first officer sentenced in the case at a…
Seventy-five models of Aberdeen’s historic Baltimore & Ohio Railroad train station have been created and are on sale for $10 each to help raise money…
Blue-and-white campaign signs sprinkled between Arnold and Severna Park lay out a few moral complaints about Republican candidates in county and state elections — but…