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    A judge said no concerts. Why was there live music at CAA Park in Catonsville?
    Residents living near the CAA Park in Catonsville thought they had finally found peace.
    Attendees for Music City Maryland Association's "Arts Festival" set up their lawn chairs in front of two temporary stages on the ball fields at CAA Park in Catonsville on Aug. 29.
    After her ‘anti-Muslim’ post, a mosque opened its doors to Baltimore County school board member
    Maggie Litz Domanowski accepted an invitation to visit Masjid Al-Rahmah, a Windsor Mill mosque, on Wednesday evening following a firestorm of criticism that led to her public apology.
    Maggie Litz Domanowski accepted an invitation to visit Masjid Al-Rahmah, a Windsor Mill mosque, on Wednesday evening following a firestorm of criticism that led to her public apology.
    What to do this Labor Day weekend, including Charm City Live and the Towson Fall Festival
    Whether you want to laugh it up at the Baltimore Comedy Festival, dance it up at Charm City Live or visit the National Museum of Railroad History and Innovation on Labor Day, we've got you covered.
    LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JANUARY 30: (L-R) Nathan Morris, Shawn Stockman and Wanya Morris of Boyz II Men perform during a stop of the New Edition Way tour at T-Mobile Arena on January 30, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
    Streeter: Randallstown’s ‘Project Runway’ model on that dress controversy and what Baltimore gave her
    COLUMN | Liris Crosse, an accomplished plus-sized model and Randallstown High School graduate, found herself at the center of a "Project Runway" controversy that she fears doesn't honor fierce, full women like her. But in this world that wants us all to be the same, Crosse is walking on.
    PROJECT RUNWAY – "Battle of the Seasons" - The season 22 designers join forces to take on returning competitors from season 21 in the classic unconventional materials challenge. Familiar faces and unexpected materials create a high-stakes showdown. Liris Crosse walks the runway. (Disney/Spencer Pazer) PROJECT RUNWAY
    Kitten in Baltimore County tests positive for rabies, exposes one human to viral disease
    A kitten in Phoenix tested positive for rabies and exposed one human to the viral disease, Baltimore County officials announced Wednesday.
    Baltimore County health officials say a kitten found in the Phoenix area tested positive for rabies and exposed one person.
    First-ever Southwest lounge coming to BWI Airport
    Southwest Airlines is opening its first-ever lounges by late 2027 at four U.S. airports, including Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
    Southwest Airlines announced Wednesday that it is opening its first-ever lounges by late 2027 at four U.S. airports, including Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.
    Online bookseller ThriftBooks to lay off 136 workers in Baltimore County
    ThriftBooks, based in Washington state, filed a notice with the Maryland Department of Labor on Aug. 31 indicating it would close its warehouse in Baltimore County and lay off more than 100 workers.
    A DSLR photo of books at the library. Several books are arranged on a table with some open and others closed.
    White men tore down a Baltimore County church over a century ago. Its Black congregation never gave up.
    The inability to track down Campfield AME’s lineage is not uncommon for historic Black churches, especially in Baltimore County.
    The inability to track down Campfield AME’s lineage is not uncommon for historic Black churches, especially in Baltimore County.
    Empty stores and funky smells at the end of Eastpoint Mall
    Eastpoint Mall is going the way of the stegosaurus whose replica once greeted onlookers pouring into the 63-acre shopping and entertainment emporium between Eastern Avenue and North Point Boulevard.
    Eastpoint Mall in Dundalk had been open since 1956. It closed Monday.
    Exelon utilities won’t refund $32M to customers, citing a change in state law
    The Maryland Office of People’s Counsel said the state’s largest utility company should refund its customers. The company said it won’t, and can’t, because of confusing state laws.
    The 21-story, mixed-use Constellation Building serves as the headquarters of Constellation Energy and a regional office for the Exelon Corporation.
    Silver Spring woman found dead at Patapsco Valley State Park, police say
    A Silver Spring woman’s body was recovered from Lost Lake at Patapsco Valley State Park on Monday, officials said.
    The Baltimore County Fire Department logo.
    Baltimore County permit employee skips 239 hours of work, costing taxpayers $16,000
    The inspector violated several policies, including rules governing the use of county vehicles and time and attendance.
    Exterior of the Baltimore County Historic Courthouse, the county government headquarters, in Towson, Md. on Monday, June 2, 2025.
    An express bus to Tradepoint — and Baltimore County’s well-paying jobs — has arrived
    The 411T bus offers 12 routes a day, beginning at 5 a.m. and ending at 12:10 a.m. to accommodate the shift work at the sprawling facility.
    Delegates, senators, state officials, and Tradepoint representatives cut the ribbon on the new 411T commuter bus.
    ‘How did it break?’: Turner Station Girl Scouts visit Key Bridge wreckage
    The trip to the bridge’s remains was the culmination of a summer partnership between the Girl Scouts of Turner Station and the Pleasant Yacht Club.
    Captain Lafon Porter, left, shares his knowledge of the Francis Scott Key Bridge with 7-year-old twins Kira and Kina Brooks, and their mother, Cheryl Brooks, as they head toward the bridge’s rebuild site.
    Cursive is scrawling its way back into Central Maryland schools
    Educators and researchers who embrace cursive say that the skill can help students’ motor skills, improve their writing’s legibility and even help them better retain what they’re learning.
    AUGUST 28, 2026 - Brittany Ferrari's fourth grade classroom at Seventh District Elementary School in Parkton.
    A variation of soccer is coming to Sparrows Point
    Find Your Finesse, an indoor futsal training program for kids, is set to reopen in a new facility on Sparrows Point Road next month.
    Hendrik de Wit, founder of Find Your Finesse, readjusts a goal as his students set up additional goals at his futsal training center inside the Eastpoint Mall in Dundalk, Md. on Monday, August 17, 2026.
    We tried the Maryland State Fair’s new foods. Here’s what’s worth eating again.
    The Maryland State Fair’s new foods include savory and sweet options, from pork belly to churro nachos, but which are worth trying and which should you skip?
    Sweet Land of Liberty: Fried doughnuts topped with strawberries, blueberries, whipped cream and American-themed decorations make this one of the prettiest new treats at the Maryland State Fair.
    6 sent to hospital after possible mercury spill at Lutherville home
    A possible mercury spill in Lutherville sent six people to the hospital Friday.
    A mercury spill occurred at a home on the 8600 block of Tower Bridge Way, according to the Baltimore County Fire Department.
    Cockeysville native Reid Wiseman, Artemis II crew receive nation’s highest space honor
    The Artemis II astronauts who flew around the moon earlier this year have received the nation's highest space honor. President Donald Trump awarded the Congressional Space Medal of Honor to the three Americans and one Canadian on Friday.
    President Donald Trump applauds during a Congressional Space Medal of Honor ceremony at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Friday, Aug. 28, 2026, in Houston, after putting a medal on Artemis II Astronaut and Mission Specialist Christina Koch. (AP Photo/Karen Warren)
    Hutzell: Hunting for Maryland’s worst summer power outages in 2026
    COLUMN | Maryland power outages spike every summer, and utilities know which parts of their systems are most vulnerable. Finding the worst-hit areas is harder.
    Maryland power outages spike every summer, and utilities know which parts of their systems are most vulnerable. Finding the worst-hit areas is harder.
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