Baltimore County
Hilton Carter’s gift guide for plant lovers
Local plant stylist and shop owner Hilton Carter suggests 10 gifts perfect for the plant lover in your life.
Calvert Hall tops No. 3 Mount St. Joseph for chance at MIAA A football title repeat
Brannock’s two fourth quarter TD runs push No. 7 Cardinals to championship match vs. Archbishop Spalding Friday in Annapolis
State football tournament ready to move into quarterfinal play
Dunbar, Forest Park and Lake Clifton advance; Liberty falls short in shootout
EatMoreBeMore’s Beltway Series: Southeast Loop of 695 (Eastern Avenue to Hanover Street)
From a classic crab house to one of Baltimore’s newest restaurants, there are tasty eateries with waterfront views off of the beltway.
Weekend high school sports roundup — Nov. 9-12
Scores and recaps from across the Baltimore Metro area
Social conservatives score wins in state’s school board races
Forty-one socially conservative candidates from across Maryland ran for school board seats Tuesday — and 25 of them appear to be on their way to winning their races.
Hereford football gets by New Town again
No. 15 Bulls advance to Class 2A state quarterfinals with 10-7 decision
Perry Hall eliminates Mervo in 4A/3A state football
Gators end Mustangs’ championship reign with 7-6 victory for first state quarterfinal berth since 2013
Locals move closer to glory in state boys soccer tournament
Glenelg and Centennial off to Loyola next week; Tuscarora ends Towson’s bid in 3A
Glenelg punches championship ticket in state girls soccer playoffs
Gladiators hold off Hereford for 2A berth; eight hopefuls set to play Saturday
Championship week in state volleyball playoffs set
Forest Park, Hereford and Liberty advance to semifinals; APGFCU Arena is final destination
Controversial assistant manager at Gunpowder Falls State Park is ‘no longer employed with DNR’
The agency confirms that Dean Hughes’ former boss, park manager Michael Browning, who is in jail awaiting trial on rape charges, is on leave without pay.
Workers at MOM’s Organic Market in Timonium vote to unionize in growing trend
Workers at the MOM’s Organic Market in Timonium have voted to become the second location in the Baltimore area to unionize in recent months.
Countdown to high school football: Week 11
Area squads look to advance to state quarterfinals; MIAA playoffs begin
Moore supporters relish building a network that can lift other Black candidates to victory
Wes Moore’s historic win puts Maryland on the national map in discussions about Black electoral politics at the statewide level, according to a political expert.
More Black candidates ran for office in Baltimore County than ever, but diversity remains unchanged
Recently-reelected Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski promised to push forward an effort to add more council seats to the board in 2023, a move that could mean another chance for representation.
Hogan, officials highlight recently-launched initiatives to address violent crime
Local, state and federal leaders talked about the initiatives during a Thursday news conference outside the Maryland State Police Glen Burnie barrack.
State volleyball playoffs move to quarterfinals stage
River Hill ends Reservoir’s championship reign in 3A; 16 local teams remain
Broadneck field hockey will play for the 4A state title
Bruins follow a proven strategy to blank Walt Whitman; Dulaney falls short in its semifinal bid
Husband of day care owner in Baltimore County indicted on additional sex abuse charges
James Weems Jr., 57, of Randallstown, is being held without bail in the Baltimore County Detention Center.
