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    Boiler explodes at Baltimore County Police precinct in White Marsh, no critical injuries
    The county fire department immediately responded to the Precinct 9 building on Perry Hall Boulevard and confirmed there was no fire or serious injuries, Bureau Chief Travis Francis said.
    The Baltimore County Fire Department responded to a boiler exploding in the Baltimore County Police Department Precinct 9 building on Tuesday morning. No fires were reported and one county employee suffered a non-critical injury.
    A 100% accurate, indisputable and correct ranking of every Chipotle in Baltimore
    I ate the same burrito bowl at 18 Chipotle locations in the Baltimore region. Here are the best — and a few to avoid.
    To sell the looming shutdown, Maryland Democrats focus on affordability
    When the federal government shuts down, and it will either this time or the next, Maryland’s Democrats will have to explain why. The Constitution is burning, but they’ve settled on an old political strategy.
    From left, Rep. Johnny Olszewski, Sen. Angela Alsobrooks, Sen. Chris Van Hollen, Rep. Kweisi Mfume, and Rep. Sarah Elfreth, and Rep. Glenn Ivey. Six members of the Maryland congressional delegation arrive to the ICE field offices at the George H. Fallon Federal Building in Baltimore on Monday, July 28, 2025, to test whether they will be allowed to see conditions in which detainees are being kept.
    Baltimore light rail back to full service just in time for fare-free day
    Rides on Maryland Transit Administration vehicles are free Monday in honor of World Car-Free Day.
    MTA Light Rail trains traverse the Howard Street corridor in downtown Baltimore.
    Teenager accused in Rodgers Forge shooting to be tried as an adult, judge rules
    The teenager accused of shooting a Towson man during an armed robbery in an alley of Rodgers Forge last year will have his case tried in adult court, a judge ruled Friday.
    An alley is seen behind the 400-block of Dunkirk Road in Rodgers Forge. Two teens are being charged as adults for attempted first-degree murder, assault and related gun charges in an attack on neighborhood resident Mark McKenzie.
    With the loss of Blue Ribbon program, Maryland school leaders are on their own
    To “return education to the states,” the U.S. Department of Education ended the national Blue Ribbon program. Maryland education leaders need to find a new way to honor their shining schools.
    Students at St Joseph School celebrated their Blue Ribbon win with cheers, signs and confetti on September 23, 2024. U.S. Department of Education announced the 2024 National Blue Ribbon Schools, the highest honor the department doles out. Five local Catholic schools within the Archdiocese of Baltimore have been selected this year based on their outstanding academic performance on national and state assessments.
    Princeton Sports alumni open new bike and ski shop in Baltimore County
    Corey Adams and Gregory Doda, former employees of the beloved Princeton Sports in Baltimore County, have opened their own bike and ski shop — right behind the old store.
    Corey Adams, left, and Gregory Doda work together inside their shop, Peak Bicycle and Ski, in Baltimore.
    Dundalk shooting victim ID’d in Baltimore County’s second homicide this week
    In the predawn hours Wednesday, Baltimore County Police responded to call about a shooting that killed Marcos Molina-Saravia.
    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.
    Federal jury convicts Baltimore MS-13 gang members in killings
    They and other gang members took part in a grisly string of violence over three months in 2020 that left two young women dead.
    A federal jury returned racketeering and murder convictions against three members of the MS-13 gang in Baltimore.
    Trump administration says minority contracting for Key Bridge is ‘unlawful’
    President Donald Trump’s administration is questioning the cost of replacing Baltimore’s collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge and criticizing Maryland laws that require some of the work be contracted out to minority-owned businesses.
    A fishing boat passes the remains of one of the support piers of the Francis Scott Key Bridge site on July 8, 2025 prior to the start of the months long demolition of the remaining bridge structure.
    Will Tradepoint gobble up a Locust Point pier’s salt haul?
    The Locust Point pier needs millions of dollars worth of repairs, and the lease that Canton Stevedoring has held since 2011 is set to expire at the end of the year.
    Salt piles owned by Rukert Terminals sit in the Canton Industrial Area in Baltimore, MD on Thursday, July 31, 2025. The Port of Baltimore ranks No. 2 in the country for salt imports. The bulk of that is brought in at a North Locust Point pier, operated by Canton Stevedoring, and by Rukert Terminals Corp., whose Canton salt piles are pictured here.
    Jimmy Kimmel suspension ‘not enough’ for local media giant Sinclair
    Baltimore County-based Sinclair Broadcast Group wants suspended ABC late-night host Jimmy Kimmel to donate to Charlie Kirk’s family and conservative group.
    Sinclair Broadcast Group headquarters in Hunt Valley.
    After football, Andy Nelson’s barbecue connected him to Baltimore
    The former Baltimore Colt started a pit beef stand in a nursery parking lot to supplement his NFL paycheck. The idea would grow into Andy Nelson's Barbecue Restaurant on York Road in Cockeysville.
    Andy Nelson was drafted by the Baltimore Colts in 1957. Sports memorabilia including this photo decorate the walls of his Cockeysville restaurant.
    Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker sells Owings Mills home
    Former Ravens kicker Justin Tucker sold his Owings Mills home for $2.8M. The five-bedroom estate was listed at $3.2M in June. It was delisted Sept. 12.
    Baltimore Ravens place kicker Justin Tucker attends the team’s 21st annual coat giveaway at the Helping Up Mission shelter on Monday, November 11, 2024.
    Lawmakers join hundreds in outcry over Baltimore County landfill’s ‘trash juice’ proposal
    Days Cove Rubble Landfill in White Marsh is seeking a permit to discharge 25,000 gallons of leachate a day into the Gunpowder River.
    Del. Ryan Nawrocki gives his testimony during a public hearing on Tuesday evening over a potential permit for the Days Cove Rubble Landfill to release leachate into the Gunpowder River.
    Baltimore County spent $10 million to build a pool, but it’s not free for residents
    More questions about Baltimore County's lack of swimming opportunities and why more arrangements aren't provided.
    Ingrid Lewis works out during a water fitness class at Y Swim in Randallstown, Tuesday, September 9, 2025.
    The Dish: Why Baltimore’s bakeries are quietly becoming pizza hot spots
    Pizza is popping up at bakeries and restaurants you might not expect, from Atwater’s to a new concept from the owners of Café Dear Leon.
    A Margherita pizza is removed from the oven at Pupatella Neapolitan Pizza in Columbia, Md. on Thursday, March 27, 2025. The restaurant is Maryland's first pizzeria to be awarded the Verace Pizza Association certification from the Assozione Verace Pizza Napoletana (AVPN).
    7 things to do in Baltimore County, from a pawpaw harvest to festivals galore
    Baltimore County events this week include an Upperco music festival, Pikesville Armory block party and more.
    Large inflatable art structures will be on display at the Pikesville Armory during its block party this Friday.
    Police investigating homicide of 69-year-old bartender found dead in her Lutherville home
    Baltimore County Police are investigating the homicide of a 69-year-old woman who was discovered dead in a home in Lutherville.
    A Baltimore County police vehicle’s lights flash while parked outside of the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland in Baltimore, Md. on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
    Cause of fire at wastewater treatment plant in Dundalk under investigation
    Baltimore County officials are investigating the cause of a fire Monday night at the Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant.
    The Back River Wastewater Treatment Plant occupies a 466-acre site on the Back River in Dundalk.
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