Montgomery County Police identify nonverbal child and return him to his parents
Montgomery County Police said a nonverbal child found in Takoma Park early Monday morning was later identified and returned to his parents.
Streeter: It’s summer in Baltimore. Do you know where your kids are?
COLUMN | We have a problem with what to do with our children, as proved by events at AFRAM and in Fells Point. It’s on all of us to figure it out.
People listen to performances during AFRAM’s 50th anniversary in Druid Hill Park this month.
How on-site daycare helps close the graduation gap for Baltimore’s teen moms
Half of teen moms don’t graduate high school. Excel Academy is different.
Rylee Pinkney Barnwell with her son, Ramire Manns, during the Itsy Bitsy Sneaker Ball at the Poppleton Recreation Center in Baltimore.
Safety threat or sign of summer? Tensions rise over Baltimore’s dirt bike culture.
The return of dirt bikes to Baltimore streets is fueling renewed debate over public safety, policing and a culture deeply rooted in many city neighborhoods.
The return of dirt bikes to Baltimore streets is fueling renewed debate over public safety, policing and a culture deeply rooted in many city neighborhoods.
New look, same sole: Charm City Run founder keeps Baltimore moving
In Good Company: Josh Levinson made Charm City Run specifically for Baltimore. For nearly 25 years, the region has loved the business back.
Josh Levinson, founder of Charm City Run, is launching a rebrand this summer with a new logo for the business he started in 2002.
Where’s Darlene Campbell? Community searches for missing Baltimore woman.
Dozens of people have been searching for 72-year-old Darlene Campbell, who was last seen over a week ago near the Charles Village neighborhood.
Darlene Campbell
Made in Baltimore to close at Harborplace; new location to come
Made in Baltimore, a brick-and-mortar store near the Inner Harbor that sells goods from makers and artists in the city, will close at Harborplace after Sunday.
Made in Baltimore store in Harborplace on June 27, 2026.
Hutzell: Eight years after the Annapolis newsroom shooting, a return to 888 Bestgate
COLUMN | For eight years, I’ve avoided getting too close to 888 Bestgate, where five friends were murdered on June 28, 2018. It's the dark point on my landscape of regret, and it just smacked me in the face.
888 Bestgate is the building where five journalists were murdered on June 28, 2018.
Julian Jones wins Democratic nomination for Baltimore County executive
Baltimore County Councilman Julian Jones has won the Democratic primary for county executive.
Julian Jones addresses supporters at his primary night watch party at the Sheraton Baltimore North Hotel in Towson on Tuesday.
2-year-old drowns in pool at Anne Arundel County home
A 2-year-old drowned Saturday afternoon in the Brooklyn Park neighborhood of Anne Arundel County, police said.
The Anne Arundel County Police Department responded to a report of a drowning in Brooklyn Park on Saturday.
Scattered thunderstorms could dampen Sail250, Orioles game
Intermittent heavy rain, wind gusts and lightning could bring Sail250 participants and Orioles fans inside Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
Lightning strikes in northern Baltimore County as a severe thunderstorm moves through, July 8, 2025.
Musical chairs: UMD professor elicits ethereal tunes from plastic seats
UMD professor Dan Ortiz Leizman is going viral for instruments they create from unlikely materials — the cheap plastic chairs known as Monoblocs.
Dan Ortiz Leizman, an artist and lecturer at the University of Maryland, College Park, performs with an electric guitar made from a Monobloc chair that they created in their home in Hyattsville.
The UMBC lawyer who navigated job conflicts and discrimination cases with fairness and poise
Hoye, a competitive spirit who loved putting on a good outfit and orchestrating pranks, died May 30. She was 50.
Bobbie Hoye.
Youths sleeping in overflow gym at Baltimore detention center lose air conditioning
The failure of an air-conditioning unit at the Baltimore City Youth Detention Center has left a small number of young defendants sleeping in a gymnasium that lacks full cooling.
Officials on Six Flags site: ‘We will be able to deliver something for everybody’
County leaders and developers, including Wanda Durant, the mother of NBA star Kevin Durant, shared goals for what comes after Six Flags but didn’t take live questions from residents.
The roller coasters of Six Flags America are seen above the tree line near Bowie.
Gaithersburg man charged with first-degree murder in girlfriend’s death
Sean Robinson is charged with first-degree murder in the death of his girlfriend, 37-year-old Ashlei Jones, Montgomery County Police said Friday.
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.
Teenager who pleaded guilty to killing koi pond store owner given life sentence
Anne Arundel Circuit Court Judge Cathleen Vitale called Jonah Poole’s conduct “violent” and “unthinkable.”
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 2026 - David Fischer, attorney for Jonah Poole, speaks to reporters after sentencing for Poole. Poole, 19, was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole in the killing of Steve Koza.
Potomac woman identified as driver who crashed at entrance of parking garage and died
Marjorie Rothschild died this week after she drove an SUV into a cable barrier at the entrance of a North Bethesda parking garage, Montgomery County Police said on Friday.
Marjorie Rothschild died this week after she drove an SUV into a cable barrier at the entrance of a North Bethesda parking garage, Montgomery County Police said on Friday.
Union leader files assault complaint against Maryland delegate after fight at early-voting site
A Maryland delegate and a Montgomery County union representative physically fought at a Gaithersburg Park on Thursday, days before the primary election.
Union president Fiorigi "Gino" Renne, left, and Del. Gabriel Acevero got into an altercation on Thursday, June 18.
Facing the music: Ottobar in Baltimore ordered to pay $18,500 over unlicensed karaoke songs
Ottobar, the Baltimore’s indie rock club, has been ordered to pay over $18,000 in statutory damages and attorney fees to Broadcast Music Inc. and three music publishers after conceding liability in a copyright infringement case.
The exterior of Ottobar in the Charles Village neighborhood of Baltimore, Md. on Thursday, February 6, 2025.
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