All three candidates in the race for Harford Circuit Court judge who were on Tuesday’s primary ballot will be back on the general election ballot…
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Beautification awards have been bestowed upon three residential properties by the Havre de Grace Historic Preservation Commission. The owners of houses at 110 S. Washington…
Delivery of the new trash and recycling containers to the city of Aberdeen’s 4,500 residential customers cost the city more than anticipated, city officials said…
When the last stretch of the Baltimore Metro — between Charles Street Station and Johns Hopkins Hospital — was approved for construction in the 1980s,…
When Tammy Taylor first needed a biopsy of a growth detected in one of her breasts, she had to endure an uncomfortable but long-standard procedure…
Of all the winners in the Maryland Democratic primaries on Tuesday, no one lost more than Thomas V. Mike Miller. The Senate president decisively beat…
Juvenile arrests in Baltimore have decreased by 46 percent since 2012, but more youth are being charged with violent crime, a newly released report found.…
A federal agency is suing a Towson home-care franchise, saying it violated a woman’s civil rights when it terminated a job offer after her tuberculosis…
Joseph Livingston was sitting cross-legged in his yard with other children during a neighborhood gathering on Labor Day in 2016 as a neighbor set off…
Black girls in the Baltimore City public schools are more likely than other girls to be punished for speaking out in school, defying authority and…