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‘The Boss’ of Claddagh Pub in Canton dies at 58
For decades, Michael Clarke treated Claddagh Pub in Canton like his home — investing a lifetime of work and family sacrifices.
Owner of Claddagh Pub Michael Clarke died suddenly on July 28 after decades of running the beloved Canton business.
There’s no shortage of ideas for Howard County’s new flag
More than 100 people submitted flag designs to the Howard County flag commission. The 19-member commission is now tasked with narrowing down the 184 designs to 10 after a public hearing next month. The new flag will be selected in 2025.
A Howard County commission has received more than 180 suggested designs for a new county flag. It plans to hold a public hearing and narrow the list to 10 this fall. (Photos courtesy of Howard County)
Local power grid operator’s failure to plan is costing Marylanders millions
Some elected officials and environmental and consumer groups argue that regional grid operator PJM Interconnection’s failure to plan for the future is driving up costs.
Keeping the coal-fired Brandon Shores power plant running past its planned closure in 2025 could be costly for taxpayers.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott gets married in surprise ceremony
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott married fiancee Hana Pugh in a ceremony Sunday at Walther Gardens.
Brandon Scott revealed he was engaged to Hana Pugh on Dec. 25, 2023, a day before their son was born.
Bel Air home leveled after apparent blast; 2 killed, including BGE contractor
A contractor for Baltimore Gas and Electric who had been called out for a report of a gas leak was killed along with a 73-year-old resident.
Fire and emergency responders are continuing to search through debris Sunday morning after an apparent house explosion in Bel Air.
Hurricane Debby left behind a wet mess. Residents and businesses are cleaning up.
Cleanup continued throughout the area, as floodwaters receded and temperatures forecast to be around 90 replaced the clouds, wind and rain of the storm.
Lineman from Baltimore Gas and Electric repair power lines the morning after the remnants of Hurricane Debby took down power for more than 46,000 customers, Saturday, Aug. 10, 2024.
Death of inmate at state prison being investigated as a homicide
A male inmate died at Allegany County state prison on Friday, Aug. 9. Another unnamed inmate is a suspect.
The Maryland State Police logo emblazoned on a lectern in front a police vehicle from a separate agency before a press conference, pictured outside the Maryland State Police Glen Burnie Barracks on 11/10/22.
Led by Maryland resident, unheralded island nations shine in track and field at the Paris Olympics
“It was just our turn, man,” said Thea LaFond, a teacher in Montgomery County and University of Maryland athlete whose gold in the triple jump was the first Olympic medal for her island, Dominica. “It kind of becomes like truly a family. When we say one Caribbean, one love; one Caribbean, one love.”
Thea LaFond of Dominica celebrates after winning the triple jump final Aug. 3.
Arrest made in fire outside Jewish Museum of Maryland
Police said they identified the man and got a warrant for his arrest Friday. He has a history of fire-related crimes.
The Jewish Museum of Maryland, at Loyd St. and Watson St. on March 2, 2023.
Motorcyclist killed in Howard County in early-morning crash Saturday
The motorcycle, a 2021 Suzuki GSX-S750, hit a truck, police said. The rider, who was alone on the bike, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The Howard County Police logo seen outside their headquarters on January 25, 2024.
Why hasn’t the city refilled the Lake Ashburton Reservoir?
Gentrification? A football field? Residents can't see to get a straight answer on when the reservoir will hold water again.
Illustration of E.R. Shipp, Creative in Residence for The Baltimore Banner.
Chesapeake Bay ospreys struggling to reproduce, inflaming fishery debate
This year, researchers have been monitoring more than 600 breeding pairs of osprey in a dozen locations as part of a multipronged effort to assess the birds’ breeding success around the Chesapeake Bay.
Perched on a wooden platform built to encourage nesting, a female osprey guards two chicks. In the upper right, a camera helps researchers learn which types of fish the adult birds bring to their young.
Banner quiz: How closely did you follow the news this week?
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Bobbi Hovis, one of the first Navy nurses to serve in Vietnam, dies
Retired Navy Lt. Cmdr. Vila J. “Bobbi” Hovis of Annapolis was a pioneering Navy nurse, working in medevac flights in Korea and triage at the hospital she helped set up in Saigon, South Vietnam. She died May 5 at age 98.
Retired Navy Lt. Cmdr. Vila J. "Bobbi" Hovis of Annapolis was one of the first Navy nurses to volunteer for service in Vietnam. She died May 5, 2024 at age 98.
What you need to know about Debby. Here’s the storm’s impact around Maryland.
Remnants of Hurricane Debby are bringing heavy rainfall, flooding and a multitude of storm warnings to Maryland through this evening.
Lily Gensler goes for a paddle in Fells Point as the remnants of Hurricane Debby pass through Maryland.
Body camera video shows Baltimore Police shooting teen shortly after seeing gun in his hands
The teen, identified as William Gardner, was shot a dozen times, officials said Friday afternoon when they released the footage. He was pronounced dead at the scene Monday night. Police had withheld the teen’s name before Friday, saying they were required by state law to withhold the identity.
A still image from Baltimore Police body cameras shows a 17-year-old running from officers near North Stricker Street. An independent investigation by the Maryland Attorney General’s Office into the fatal shooting of the teen is ongoing.
Baltimore reaches second opioid settlement with CVS on the eve of trial
The settlement brings the city’s total recoveries to $90 million.
Members of the BRIDGES Coalition hold a demonstration in front of City Hall in Baltimore, Wednesday, July 10, 2024.
Heatwaves are making people sick. Is Maryland’s work safety agency watching?
Since 2019, the Maryland agency responsible for investigating unsafe work environments initiated only 32 inspections into employers reported for heat stress-related issues, according to data obtained by The Baltimore Banner.
Baltimore council members and AFSCME Council 3 leaders held a press conference demanding better protections for workers after the heat-related death of a Department of Public Works employee.
Flooding photos: Debby’s remnants flood Inner Harbor, Annapolis
Flooding has been reported in Baltimore, Annapolis and other areas as the remnants of Hurricane Debby pass over Maryland.
Lily Gensler goes for a paddle in Fells Point as the remnants of Hurricane Debby pass through Maryland.
Judge won’t throw out charges against man accused of shooting 2 Baltimore County Police officers
Baltimore County Circuit Judge Dennis M. Robinson Jr. also denied a request to prohibit employees of the Baltimore County Police Department from testifying against David Linthicum.
6/16/22—A Baltimore County Police Officer’s polo patch.
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