Baltimore County

The post-Thanksgiving uptick in respiratory illness foreshadows what could be in store following the winter holidays, experts say.

The school board’s new chair and vice chair, Jane Lichter and Robin Harvey, seem eager to set a more collaborative tone at board meetings. But both said it was too early to say whether Superintendent Darryl Williams’ contract should be renewed next year.

The county will pay another $2.1 million to the city’s Department of Public Works for undercharging some county ratepayers in the last two years.

MSJ and McDonogh girls each remain at No. 1 despite suffering their first losses of the year

"The Pitchy Podcast," dedicated to NBC's "The Voice" and run by two local friends and singers, has caught the attention of some of the current season's stars.

Facing a big shortage of nurses, Baltimore County partnered with St. Joseph Medical Center and CCBC for training.

Almost 200 Pikesville condominium owners are challenging how Baltimore County sets the price of their utilities, saying that they’ve been collectively overcharged by millions of dollars for water and sewer service due to decades-old rules.

EatMoreBeMore completes the Beltway series with restaurants in the Southwest corridor of I-695.

Police believe a juvenile in North Carolina was also involved in the series of threats that have rattled the community.

No. 3 Knights pass first major test with 57-53 victory

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State employees are eligible to collect pensions even if they have been indicted for or convicted of a crime, according to a state pension system official. Fired workers also qualify.

In her first action since suffering a knee injury in September, Eagles’ senior star comes off the bench to score 14 points

Mount St. Joseph returns eight starters and sits at No. 1

November was packed full of news, and we have the photos to prove it. From elections, evictions and explosions...here are 20 of our favorites.

Melanie Perreault’s appointment comes a week after it was announced that President Kim Schatzel was leaving to become president of the University of Louisville.

No. 1 Gaels pull away to 72-63 victory

Christmas tree farms are selling out fast in Maryland — and that’s especially true for choose-and-cut tree farms.

From a Polar Express train ride to a nouveau “Nutcracker,” there will be plenty for people to do to ring in the holiday season this year.

The survivors and advocates include two women who say they were violently raped by a priest while students at Archbishop Keough High School. The women decried the fact that church leaders have been able to read the report while they — victims whose testimony helped investigators — have been barred from seeing it.