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‘Twisters’ executive producer grew up watching movies in Baltimore County
“Jaws,” “E.T.” and “Jurassic Park” — those were just a few of the films that captured Ashley Jay Sandberg’s imagination when she was growing up in Baltimore County. “I spent a lot of time as a kid just watching videos at our house. My parents were okay with that. As long as I played outside some, I would just watch movies over and over,” Sandberg recalled. “I remember at Carroll Manor ...
Man stabbed multiple times in Essex, according to police
A man was stabbed multiple times in Essex on Monday, according to Baltimore County Police. Around 8 p.m., officers responded to the 6800 block of Leslie Rd. for a stabbing. When officers arrived, they located a man who was conscious and breathing, suffering from multiple stab wounds, police said. The...
Congressional hopeful Johnny O discusses what DEI really means from the beach
Baltimore County Executive and Congressional Candidate Johnny Olszewski joins Nestor from MACo in Ocean City to discuss hometown issues, diversity in our area and the legacy of Dutch Ruppersberger. SUMMARY KEYWORDS. dutch, baltimore county, work, johnny, mako, milkshakes, election, year, congress, vote, hispanic, bridge, baltimore, running, gun safety legislation, republicans,...
DC man sentenced to 20 years for 2020 armed robberies of Baltimore County cellphone stores
A man was sentenced Monday to 20 years in federal prison for armed robberies of around $75,000 worth of cellphones in Baltimore County. In December 2020, Donte Antwaun Herring, of Washington, D.C., and two co-conspirators committed armed robberies at cellphone stores in Owings Mills and Halethorpe, according to court documents. He was sentenced by United States District Judge Matthew J. Maddox.
Baltimore County adds hundreds of affordable units under federal plan
Baltimore County says it's making progress toward a long-term agreement to add affordable housing, an effort it says can continue with help from private developers.<\p> The county entered into an agreement with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in 2016 to create 1,000 units of affordable housing by 2028 and it is currently around 75% of the way to that number. About 754 units have been approved for development. More affordable housing, especially in Baltimore County, has been a long-running challenge in the housing industry and even more so now as the tight market causes prices to soar.<\p>
Maryland farm at risk of losing 'millions' from PJM's 70-mile, 500,000-volt electrical transmission project
Gaver Farm, a family-owned and operated farm in Maryland, says the impact of the Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project would have a severe financial impact on their business.
UPDATE: Baltimore Mourns as Elderly Man Dies After Fells Point Assault, Suspect Arrested in County
Baltimore faces a moment of heartbreaking tragedy after an elderly man succumbed to injuries from a vicious assault. David Philpot, 74, was attacked while walking his dog in Fells Point, and police have now captured the man they believe responsible. Timothy Clinedinst, 43, was arrested in Baltimore County in connection with the assault, which occurred over the past weekend, according to details provided by FOX Baltimore.
Storms produce microburst that downs trees, damages structures in Perry Hall
NOTTINGHAM, MD—Sunday’s severe storms wreaked havoc on northeastern Baltimore County. Storms moved into the area during the evening hours and lasted for several hours, producing intense lightning and heavy rains. The National Weather Service has determined that the storm produced a microburst in the Perry Hall area. A...
Police: Man in critical, but stable condition following shooting in Pikesville
A man is in critical, but stable condition following a shooting in Pikesville Sunday morning. Police said they responded to the 6900 block of Marsue Drive just after midnight for a report of a shooting. Upon arrival, officers said they located a man with a gunshot wound. He was transported...
SUN: Athletic trainer was at football practice the day Franklin High player died
An athletic trainer was at football practice the morning a 16-year-old student collapsed at Franklin High School last week, according to a school system spokesperson. Leslie Noble, a junior guard on the Reisterstown school’s varsity football team, was transported Wednesday to a local hospital in critical condition and died. First responders with the Baltimore County Fire Department had arrived around 9:15 a.m. to the football field, where resuscitation efforts were ongoing.
Another Storm Causes Damages on Local Roads
The Office of Councilman David Marks reported a downed tree on Baker Lane in Perry Hall from last night’s storm. Marks’ office said the Baltimore County Department of Public Works and Transportation has been notified. The Long Green Volunteer Fire Company reported Harford Road was closed just north...
Franklin High School mourns death of 16-year-old football player
BALTIMORE -- Students and staff at Franklin High School are mourning the sudden loss of 16-year-old Leslie Noble, a member of the school's football team.The teen died during the first practice of the season on Wednesday in Reisterstown after experiencing a medical emergency."I saw a bunch of firetrucks, ambulances, and all I knew was they said that a child had collapsed on the field," said Sharon Johnson, a staff member at Franklin High School. This loss is devastating for the school and the entire community. Leslie was an impressive athlete. He started on the varsity squad as a freshman. He was admirable off the field...
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