Baltimore County

    Beth Tfiloh and St. Peter & Paul make championship date in MIAA basketball
    Semifinal victories take Warriors and Sabers to C final; No. 1 Mount St. Joseph, St. Mary’s move closer to repeat
    Beth Tfiloh's Stanley Dansicker (24) boxes out Saints Peter & Paul's Aaron Ewing during a MIAA C Conference basketball match during the regular season. The top-seeded Warriors and No. 2 seed Sabers will meet for the league championship Sunday at UMBC.
    Maryland schools grapple with how to fund virtual learning as pandemic money dries up
    Baltimore County is the latest school system grappling with whether to continue its online learning program and how to pay for it.
    Zoomed in photo of a young boy's hand using the tablet and typing something on the keyboard.
    Olszewski pledges additional security in Towson after fatal shooting of 17-year-old
    County and police leaders outlined next steps for increasing security in the area.
    County Executive Johnny Olszewski, BCoPD Chief Dennis Delp, and Towson Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Nancy Hafford hold a press conference with police officials and Towson-area stakeholders before doing a public safety walk down York Road and Allegheny Avenue, visiting businesses along the way on February 22, 2023.
    MIAA basketball tournament schedule and results
    St. Joe and St. Frances will host A Conference semifinals; Curley and St. Paul’s advance in the B Conference
    Mount Saint JosephÕs Tyonne Farrell, #23, celebrates with teammates in the second half of a high school basketball game against New Town, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2023, in Baltimore. Mount Saint Joseph won 95-43.
    Tyre Nichols killing shows lack of empathetic humanity
    When police officers demonstrate a lack of empathetic humanity, incidents such as the killing of Tyre Nichols occur, a reader says. A physician says Marylanders will benefit from full implementation of the state’s family and medical leave law. Any plan for Lutherville-Timonium redevelopment must rely on the area’s history and facts about issues such as zoning, the Lutherville Community Association’s president says.
    Tawanda Jones, sister of Tyrone West, cries as she speaks out on police brutality at a rally for Tyre Nichols on the corner of North Avenue and North Charles Street on January 28, 2023.
    Pikesville girls collect their third Baltimore County championship in five years
    After losing a big first half lead, the Panthers re-take control early in the third quarter and subdue New Town
    The Pikesville girls basketball teams celebrates its third Baltimore County girls basketball championship in the last five years.
    Mount Carmel rips Calvert Hall to advance to MIAA A Conference basketball semifinals
    Tight defense and Tatum’s 19 points overwhelm Cardinals; Cougars advance to face St. Frances in the semifinals
    Mount Carmel sophomore guard Rodney Scott brings the ball up the court against Calvert Hall sophomore guard Maclearn Latoga in the No. 5 Cougars’ 67-37 win Tuesday.
    State girls basketball tournament field set
    Road to College Park starts Friday
    Poly basketball Trinity Massenburg
    17-year-old killed near Towson Town Center Monday evening
    Tre’shaun Harmon was found on East Joppa Road and Delaware Avenue, less than half a mile away from the shopping center.
    A police line do not cross tape blocks a pathway near Penn Station.
    Ex-Gilman School teacher accused of sex abuse to be released from jail to await trial
    Chris Bendann, 38, of Towson — who taught at the independent, private all-boys school from 2007-2023 — is charged with sexual abuse of a minor, rape, perverted practice and related offenses.
    Exterior of Gilman School, an all-boys independent school in the Roland Park neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland.
    Franklin’s Justin Signor wrestled with the strength of two men in winning his Baltimore County title
    Grappling with the recent death of his father and battling back from ACL and shoulder injuries, Signor rode a powerful waive of emotion to the 160-pound title at last weekend’s Baltimore County Tournament
    Joel Signor (right) died of colon cancer on Feb. 3 in advance of his son, Fraklnin High senior Justin Signor (right) winning the Baltimore County title at 160-pounds last Saturday at Dundalk High. "I had a very important conversation with my father a year prior," Justin said. "My Dad's diagnosis wasn't going to stop me from going into the tournament."
    St. Mary’s captures its first girls basketball championship in 10 years
    Saints complete and undefeated season with a victory over St. Tim’s in the IAAM B Conference title game
    St. Mary’s players embrace following their victory during the IAAM B Girls Championship game in Bel Air, Md., on Monday, February 20, 2023. St. Mary’s defeated St. Timothy’s 68-58 in regulation time.
    The Baltimore Banner/VSN Boys & Girls Week 11 Basketball Top 15
    With playoffs fully underway, teams are championships and their battling spots in our final poll
    Boys basketball
    Hansberry wins BCL Player of the Year honors
    Mount St. Joseph star adds to impressive resume
    Mount Saint JosephÕs Amani Hansberry dunks against New Town in the second half of a high school basketball game, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2023, in Baltimore. Mount Saint Joseph won 95-43.
    MIAA basketball postseason starts Tuesday
    A & B quarterfinals begin chase to championship end at UMBC
    Mount St. Joseph vs St. Frances Basketball
    Edward Gorsuch and where some historians say the Civil War really began
    And why Baltimore County doesn’t really tell the story.
    GorsuchtavernBCHS: The historical marker where the Gorsuch posse gathered does not give much information about what happened at Christiana.
    Detective police say was shot during Cockeysville manhunt released from Shock Trauma
    Baltimore County Detective Jonathan Chih sustained critical injuries when police say he was shot by David Emory Linthicum on Feb. 9, on the second day of manhunt for the gunman.
    An ambulance leaves the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland, Baltimore.
    Mount St. Joseph stakes claim to sixth straight state wrestling championship
    Gaels go eight-for-eight in the finals; Gilman’s Sherlock brothers win their first state titles; Upstart St. Frances Academy finishes fourth
    The Mount St. Joseph wrestling team continues to be the area's most dominant as the Gaels collected their sixth consecutive Maryland Independent Schools state tournament championship.
    Sparrows Point rolls to third consecutive Baltimore County Wrestling Tournament crown
    Pointers’ four champs pace the field; Manley and Petrovia are repeat champs for the Point; second place Hereford has two titlists including three-time champ Bell
    Sparrows Point displays its awards after its third consecutive team title at the Baltimore County wrestling tournament.
    Wrestling Notebook: Special Edition
    Broadneck's 160-pound Liam DeBaugh (top) earned the Anne Arundel County title with a 5-3 decision over junior Jacob Speed (bottom) of Crofton on Saturday. DeBaugh was among two champions for the host and tournament champion Bruins.
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