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    Baltimore County Council approves biggest ever tax credit for port project
    The Baltimore County Council unanimously approved a 50-year tax credit for a massive port project on Sparrows Point. The new container terminal is expected to break ground early next year.
    Councilmember Todd Crandell, left, speaks about the success of Tradepoint Atlantic during a Baltimore County Council meeting on Monday where they unanimously approved a 50-year tax credit for a massive port project at Sparrows Point.
    Baltimore County residents squeezed by housing shortfall, report finds
    Baltimore County’s first housing needs assessment found a drastic deficit in homes and mounting affordability challenges.
    The county’s first housing needs assessment found a drastic deficit in homes and mounting affordability challenges.
    List: Schools close or delay opening Monday after snow and plunging temperatures
    As temperatures drop after Sunday’s snow, some Maryland school systems have announced they’ll open two hours late or close on Monday.
    Brothers Desmond, 10, left, and Ellis Bettle, 8, sled at Druid Hill Park on Sunday.
    Maryland leaders speak out, increase security after Bondi Beach Hanukkah shooting
    Maryland Governor Wes Moore condemned the attack on a Hanukkah celebration at a famous Australian beach Sunday morning, calling the violence antisemitic.
    Emergency workers stand by at Bondi Beach after a reported shooting in Sydney.
    Hutzell: Can you boo President Trump at the Army-Navy game?
    COLUMN | President Donald Trump will attend the Army-Navy game on Saturday in Baltimore. There will be protests outside, but probably none within M&T Bank Stadium. Maybe there should be.
    President Donald Trump stands on the Navy side of the field to start the second half of the Army-Navy game at Lincoln Financial Field on Dec. 14, 2019 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
    Ruxton fixer-upper was a bargain. Then a neighbor’s move added $160,000 to the renovations tab.
    Maroney House will be the first property considered for landmark status under a new law passed in October after the surprise demolition of Choate House.
    Cassandra London bought this house in Ruxton with the intention of keeping the historical integrity of the outside and modernizing the inside. Unbeknownst to her, a neighbor nominated the property for a landmarks designation. Ifi that goes through, she will have to spend $160,000 on historically accurate windows - money she doesn't have.
    Can Baltimore County’s new charter school lock down a site for next fall?
    Bilingual Global Citizens Public Charter School is now hoping to land a White Marsh location.
    People gather in attendence for the Baltimore County Board of Education meeting on July 11, 2023.
    7 things to do in Baltimore County, from train gardens to Hanukkah parties
    The holidays are afoot, and that means parties, gazing at lights, and other festive activities in Baltimore County.
    This is a photo of the market at Greenspring.
    Maryland public schools lost over 11,000 students this year
    Enrollment for Maryland public schools saw a much steeper decline than early estimates showed.
    Seventh grade students line up for lunch at Robert Frost Middle School in Montgomery County, which lost more than 2,000 students this year.
    Baltimore County Library CEO and board part ways after librarian layoffs backlash
    “The Board of Library Trustees and our CEO Sonia Alcántara-Antoine have separated as of Tuesday, December 9,” Yara Cheikh, the president of the Board of Library Trustees, wrote in a letter to library employees. “We thank Sonia for her contributions over the years and wish her all the best in her future endeavors.”
    Baltimore County Public Library’s Towson branch CEO Sonia Alcántara-Antoine listens and responds to a handful of concerned librarians and community members as they air their grievances after the sudden firing of fourteen part-time library employees during an emergency meeting on November 18, 2025 at the Towson Library.
    No charges for Baltimore County officer who fatally shot Dundalk man
    The state won’t prosecute a Baltimore County police officer who fatally shot a Dundalk man experiencing a mental health crisis in May, the Maryland Office of the Attorney General announced.
    A Baltimore County police officer avoided prosecution after the Maryland attorney general’s office announced it won’t charge him for a Dundalk man’s death.
    Largest tax credit in Baltimore County history awaits world’s largest shipping company
    The Baltimore County Council is expected to create the largest tax credit in its history next week, one that would save Tradepoint Atlantic and the world’s largest shipping company hundreds of millions of dollars.
    An aerial view of Coke Point, the proposed site of the Sparrows Point Container Terminal.
    Baltimore County man faces attempted-kidnapping charges after approaching children
    A 19-year-old was arrested in connection with an attempted kidnapping investigation in Baltimore County last week, police said.
    Cameron Keelan is facing attempted kidnapping charges after the incident on Dec. 4, according to police.
    ‘It’ll build itself’: Monkton’s Manor Mill stands test of time
    The nearly 3-century-old grist mill in Monkton, originally powered by a 24-foot waterwheel to grind grain into flour, has worn many hats: a long-abandoned mill, an antique shop and, most recently, a failed cidery.
    Manor Mill, a partially restored 18th-century grist mill, stands along Monkton Road in Baltimore County.
    IDs released of man killed by Baltimore County Police and 4 officers who shot at him
    The Maryland Attorney General’s Office identified an Essex man and the Baltimore County officers who fatally shot him during a domestic incident Wednesday night.
    Baltimore County police at the intersection of Middle River Road and Bird River Road after a suspicious package was reported at Freedom Church Middle River on Saturday, July 12, 2025.
    Baltimore County paramedic under investigation for allegedly masturbating, urinating in workplace
    A Baltimore County Fire Department paramedic is being investigated after he allegedly masturbated and urinated in shared common spaces inside the county’s fire stations.
    The Baltimore County Fire Department logo.
    Man pleads guilty to vandalizing Israeli-owned business in Baltimore County with red paint
    Jonathon Wagner, 39, of North Baltimore, pleaded guilty on Thursday to vandalizing Kitchen Design by Idan in Baltimore County with costume blood.
    A still from surveillance footage taken on a Ring camera outside of Kitchen Design by Iran shows Jonathon Wagner just before taping over the camera lens.
    Police fatally shoot armed man while responding to stabbing in Essex
    The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is investigating after Baltimore County Police officers shot and killed an armed man while responding to a stabbing in Essex on Wednesday evening.
    6/16/22—A Baltimore County police car sits outside of the Public Safety Building and Police Department in Towson.
    Baltimore County Fire Department launches ‘hazmat cleaning’ of stations amid employee misconduct probe
    Baltimore County Fire Chief Joseph Dixon told staff Wednesday that an employee under investigation for alleged misconduct has been removed from the workplace and the department will “hazmat clean” all stations and offices.
    The Baltimore County Fire Department logo.
    Who is Steve Quisenberry? 5 things to know about Baltimore County’s interim inspector general
    Baltimore County’s inaugural inspector general, Kelly Madigan, is leaving her post in January to become Howard County‘s first inspector general. The man who will replace her — at least for a while — is her deputy, Steve Quisenberry.
    Board member Steven Quisenberry, on screen, virtually attends a meeting of the Howard County Inspector General Advisory Board chaired by David Salem, center left, and attended by other members of the board at the George Howard Building in Ellicott City, Md. on Thursday, August 28, 2025.
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