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Multi-vehicle crash on I-95 causes major delays in Howard County
HOWARD COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — Morning commuters traveling on Interstate 95 South can expect major delays after several vehicles were involved in a crash in Howard County on Thursday. In a post on X at 4:48 a.m., the Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) said the crash was just before Exit 38. The department […]
Former Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby Attends Barbecue During Home Detention, Raising Legal Questions
Former City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby, currently serving a year of home detention, sparked controversy over the weekend after attending a barbecue held in her honor. According to the New York Post, the event, several miles away from her home, has raised questions about potential violations of her court-ordered confinement.
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.
New bike garden in Howard County readies the next generation of bikers
A vacant basketball court gets a new life training the next generation of cyclists for the road. Howard County’s Department of Recs and Park unveiled their new Bicycle Traffic Garden Thursday.
Maryland's First Human Case of West Nile Virus for 2024 Announced
Maryland residents reminded to take basic steps to reduce risk of infection from mosquitoes. Maryland 2024 – The Maryland Department of Health today announced that an adult living in the Baltimore Metropolitan region has tested positive for West Nile virus – the first confirmed human case of the virus in Maryland this year. The patient has recovered from the infection.
Baltimore Weekend Events: Comedy Fest, Maryland State Fair Continues, and more.
As many students have now returned to their classrooms, this Labor Day weekend offers a nice way to end Back to School Week. Baltimoreans can enjoy several opportunities to laugh, listen to music, exercise, and more. Check it all out in our weekend events roundup:. Baltimore Comedy Fest, Wednesday, Aug....
Maryland awards contract for Francis Scott Key Bridge rebuild after deadly collapse
Maryland transportation leaders on Thursday approved a contract for rebuilding the Francis Scott Key Bridge several months after the 1.6-mile (2.6-kilometer) steel span collapsed under the impact of a massive container ship that lost power and crashed into one of its supporting columns.In the immediate aftermath of the deadly March 26 collapse, officials quickly promised to rebuild the bridge — a longstanding Baltimore landmark and vital piece of transportation infrastructure.They cited a 2028 completion date and estimated the project would cost $1.7 billion and would include significantly more pier protection to better defend against future wayward ships.At a...
Ellicott City Commuters Alert, Major Stormwater Pond Repair on Montgomery Run Road Begins
Residents of Ellicott City and the surrounding areas should be aware that a significant construction project is underway. The Howard County government has begun repair and improvement efforts on a stormwater management pond located just south of 8360 Montgomery Run Road. According to Howard County's statement, the plan involves replacing the aging metal spillway pipe with a more durable reinforced concrete structure, along with necessary grading and stabilization.
Former Baltimore City employee admits to accepting bribes for erasing residents’ water bills, property tax debt
A former Baltimore City tax collector admitted Friday that for nearly a decade he accepted bribes in exchange for erasing residents’ outstanding municipal water and property tax bills, which prosecutors said cost the city more than $1.2 million. Joseph Gillepsie, 35, admitted to accepting payoffs as part of a plea agreement after federal prosecutors charged him in a separate wire fraud ...
Construction of 244-Unit Apartment Building Now Complete
Fairfield has announced the completion of the final construction phase of 333 Ellington Apartments inside the Downtown Crown planned community development. Located in the heart of the master plan at 333 Ellington Blvd., Gaithersburg, MD, this brand-new multifamily community adds 244 studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments, including 27 affordable homes.
Maryland updates free, reduced-price school meal guidelines
MARYLAND (DC News Now) — The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) updated its guidelines regarding free and reduced-price school meals, raising the maximum income requirement. In a news release issued Thursday, MSDE explained that eligibility is determined based on household size and income. For example, a child from a family of four qualifies for […]
Things to do in Baltimore, Aug. 30 to Sept. 5
Have one last bit of summer fun at the state fair, laugh the night away, eat healthy at local restaurants, get tickets for a smart play or go to a country music concert. Take part in an end-of-summer tradition. Ride a roller coaster, see farm animals or enjoy a funnel cake at the Maryland State Fair, 2200 York Road, Timonium. Other attractions include: Let’s Sing Taylor A Live Band Experience ($30.50 on Sept. 6), Puppy Yoga ($50 on Sept. 7) or bring back a 1980’s hairstyle at Mullet Madness (Sept. 8, entry deadline is Aug. 30). General admission costs $15 for adults, $12 for seniors 62-and-over, $10 for children ages 6-11 and free for children 5-and-under. marylandstatefair.com Through Sept. 8 What if your best friend was a stand-up comic? Enjoy the observational humor and conversational delivery of Kelsey Cook at Magooby’s Joke House, 9603 Deereco Road, Timonium. Cook has appeared on “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon,” “After Midnight” and “A Little Late with Lily Singh.” Dates and times are Thursday at 7:30 p.m.; Sept. 6 at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. and Sept. 7 at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. General admission costs $25. magoobysjokehouse.com
The Maryland Renaissance Festival owners have built a tightknit empire fit for a king
Elizabeth Wells, middle, owner of Rosie’s Posies East, which operates out of the storybook house, with two of the young people who sell the garlands. The Maryland Renaissance Festival held in Crownsville, Md., runs August 24 through October 20, 2024 on weekends and Labor Day Monday. It may be...
Howard County medical center raises $250K for behavioral health unit
As of Friday, Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center has raised about a quarter-million dollars, about 8% of its fundraising goal to support the expansion of its emergency department’s behavioral health unit. The medical center wants to raise $3 million by Dec. 31 in its campaign, called “Together: Let’s...
Marilyn Mosby seeks permission to travel to California for employment training
Lawyer for the federally convicted former Baltimore state’s attorney, who was sentenced to home detention, says the trip is required as part of a tentative job offer. Marilyn Mosby, who was sentenced to home detention as part of her conviction for mortgage fraud and perjury charges, has asked for permission to travel between Maryland and California from September 29 to October 6 for employment purposes.
Catonsville library reopens after $7M renovation
After a year and a half of anticipation, Catonsville residents got their first glimpse of the newly renovated public library on Wednesday. The $7 million renovation features dedicated children and teen spaces and the library’s first recording booths. The remodeled facility also has new sprinkler and electrical systems. Long...
Maryland Piedmont Reliability Project alternative proposed by Carroll lawmaker
State Sen. Chris West has proposed an alternative to the proposed 70-mile transmission line threatening to raise energy bills and compromise farmland in Carroll, Frederick and Baltimore counties. PJM, the Regional Transmission Organization responsible for operating power systems that provide energy for all of Maryland, has contracted with the Public Service Enterprise Group to complete the ...
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