A shooting was reported Monday morning on the campus of the University of Maryland in downtown Baltimore, according to Alice Cary, chief of UMB police.…
Posts published in October 2018
Three people suffered minor injuries after an MTA bus crashed into another vehicle in downtown Baltimore during rush hour Monday, according to a spokesman. The…
It had seemed like no team was a match for the power of Chesapeake’s comebacks. It took the last game of the season just to…
A lack of offense cropped up at a pivotal point in the season for South Carroll’s boys soccer team. The Cavaliers had trouble finding a…
The two candidates for Baltimore County Executive, Democrat John “Johnny O” Olszewski Jr. and Republican Alfred “Al” Redmer Jr. squared off in front of about…
Baltimore lawmakers voted unanimously Monday to back new “complete streets” legislation aimed at requiring the city’s transportation department to provide more bike lanes, sidewalks and…
The Baltimore City Council passed legislation Monday that would tighten restrictions on lobbyists and require the ethics board to post lobbying disclosure forms online. “Our…
The Baltimore City Council voted unanimously Monday to hike taxes on real estate transactions to fund a $20 million Affordable Housing Trust Fund, earning cheers…
Here’s a roundup of the varsity action around Howard County on Monday, Oct. 15: FIELD HOCKEY: Glenelg (6-0 county, 9-1-1 overall) – 8, Atholton (3-4,…
Del. Meagan Simonaire checked a box Monday and switched from Republican to Democrat, a move she said will allow her to remain true to herself…