Dolores Delgado escaped the small town in New Mexico where she was sexually abused as a girl, her attorney said. Once in the Army, her…
Posts published in “Day: September 7, 2018”
The Annapolis City Council will be asked to vote Monday on whether tax dollars should be used to help underwrite the cost of the Annapolis…
Slow-moving thunderstorms could create flash floods across the Baltimore region Friday night, the National Weather Service warned. A flash flood watch is in effect through…
The Maryland General Assembly’s ethics committee could not substantiate the most serious allegation that Baltimore Del. Curt Anderson faced during a sexual misconduct investigation, according…
Tropical Storm Florence was “poised to strengthen” late Friday, meteorologists said as they urged East Coast residents to spend the weekend ensuring they’re prepared for…
Here’s a roundup of the varsity action around Howard County on Friday, Sept. 7: BOYS SOCCER: Howard (0-0 county, 1-0 overall) – 3, Manchester Valley…
Baltimore County reported Friday that a sewer overflow discharged 17,500 gallons of sewage in Parkville on Thursday, some of which flowed into a tributary of…
It wasn’t just a surge of debris that washed into the Chesapeake Bay last month — the estuary received a record-setting flow of fresh water,…
Before Budeke’s Paint caught fire in Fells Point early Friday, the paint shop celebrated 150 years in business under the same roof and five generations…
Pauline D. “Aunt Polly” Carico, a retired Harford County elementary school teacher who gained centenarian status by doing all things in moderation, died Aug. 29…