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Add another presidential candidate to the mix: Green Party qualifies for ballot in Maryland
Maryland election officials certified that the Green Party had collected more than the 10,000 petition signatures needed to be officially recognized by the state as a political party, a designation that lets it place candidates on the ballot.
Howard County Principal, Marcy Leonard, Retires After Decades of Distinguished Service
Marcy Leonard, beloved principal of Wilde Lake High School, entered retirement this summer after decades of working as a teacher, administrator, and principal. For Leonard, working in education has always come natural to her. “My mom was an elementary school teacher. I grew up in a household where education was important and valued,” Leonard said.
Concern for Missing 16-Year-Old
Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police – Special Victims Investigations Division are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Joubelky Metellus, a missing 16-year-old from Silver Spring. Metellus was last seen on Saturday, August 24, 2024, at approximately 3 p.m., in the 2000 block of Treetop...
Urgent Search for Missing 80-Year-Old Man in Silver Spring, Montgomery County Police Seek Public's Assistance
The Montgomery County Police Department is intensifying their efforts and reaching out to locals for help in finding George Corum, an 80-year-old man reported missing from his Silver Spring home; concern is growing as the hours tick by since his last known sighting. Authorities have not provided specific details about the circumstances of his disappearance, but the call for public assistance suggests an urgent need to ascertain Mr. Corum's whereabouts and welfare.
1 person taken to hospital after rollover crash in Columbia, Howard County Police says
COLUMBIA, Md. — One person was taken to the hospital Thursday after a rollover crash in Columbia, Howard County Police said. Officers and paramedics responded around 12:20 p.m. and found two vehicles involved in a crash. One vehicle was on its side, police said. The intersection of Route 108...
Two Dead in Apparent Murder-Suicide Following Rockville Shooting Incident
Montgomery County Police have released additional information regarding a fatal shooting that occurred this morning in Rockville. According to MCPD, “At approximately 7:50 a.m., Montgomery County Department of Police – 1st District officers were dispatched to the 14900 block of Southlawn Lane for a shooting. Upon arrival, officers located a 60-year-old male with gunshot wounds. The victim was transported to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Hagerstown-area high school football scores, live updates from Week 1
Welcome to the Friday Night Live football scoreboard, with in-game updates from all of the Hagerstown area's football teams in action on Week 1. Scores refresh every 60 seconds, so be sure to check in often, and we'll be adding highlights from social media and on-site reporters and photographers throughout the night....
Ravens Mourn Death of OL Coach Joe D’Alessandris
Your browser does not support the audio element. The Baltimore Ravens learned on Sunday, August 25, 2024 that offensive line coach Joe D’Alessandris passed away at 70 years old. Del’Alessandris had been hospitalized due to an “acute illness,” according to a team announcement last week. The...
Eflin could return Sunday to start at Colorado (plus other pregame notes)
LOS ANGELES – With 28 games left in the regular season, the chase is on for the Orioles. They are chasing a playoff berth and an American League East title, but also chasing the calendar in terms of getting their injured players back with enough time both to perform at their previous levels and also impact the playoff race.
Former Baltimore prosecutor takes on criminal justice bias
(This conversation was originally broadcast on April 3, 2024) Since Black Lives Matter protests erupted across the country after the death of George Floyd at the hands of police in Minneapolis, systemic racism in the criminal justice system has been front and center in the debate about public safety, and the over-policing and over-incarceration of people of color.
There will be no baby bonus and no property tax cut on Baltimore City ballot
The Maryland Supreme Court upheld lower court decisions on Thursday by ruling that two proposed city charter amendments are inconsistent with state law. The first, dubbed “the Baby Bonus” would have paid out at least $1,000 in cash payments to new city parents. The other would have instituted a property tax rate cut reducing the Baltimore City property tax rate down from 2.248% (the highest in Maryland) down to 1.2% over the course of seven years.
Residents still concerned despite zoning changes to Lutherville Station Development project
LUTHERVILLE, Md. — The zoning changes made this week to the proposedLutherville Station Development project by the Baltimore County Council still worry neighbors. They believe the vote doesn't mean anything because the developer has an option to move forward with the project almost as originally planned. The proposed development...
Councilman Marks: Concept plans unveiled for Gerst Road Park site
PERRY HALL, MD—Baltimore County Councilman David Marks on Thursday announced that concept plans are now available for the Gerst Road Park site in Perry Hall. The concept plans can be viewed online here. The 22-acre park will be located east of Gerst Road in Perry Hall. Councilman Marks formed...
Morgan State University’s College of Interdisciplinary and Continuing Studies: Empowering Adult Learners to Achieve Their Dreams
For many adults in Baltimore and beyond, returning to college is not just an educational pursuit—it’s a transformative step toward new career opportunities and personal growth. Morgan State University’s College of Interdisciplinary and Continuing Studies (CICS) is dedicated to making that journey as smooth, supportive, and successful as possible.
Reunion with former Pro Bowl QB seems inevitable for Ravens
After keeping four quarterbacks (Deshaun Watson, Jameis Winston, Tyler Huntley and Dorian Thompson-Robinson) on their initial 53-man roster, the Browns decided to move on from one of them on Thursday.According to NFL insider Dianna Russini of The Athletic, Cleveland is releasing former Pro Bowl quarterback Tyler Huntley, who signed with the team in March.With the extra spot, the Browns are re-signing running back D’Onta Foreman, who was cut on Tuesday, to the 53-man roster, per NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Some believed that Cleveland was attempting to trade Huntley but that will remain an option until his release is official.It was...
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