A different kind of talk: Parents, experts discuss suicide prevention following man’s hanging
Public health experts who specialize in suicide prevention say parents should be proactive about discussing traumatic events and emotions with their kids.
Deputy Shief Shawné Waddy and Asst. Dep. Chief Jason Fisher address the media in front of Arrowhead Elementary School during a news conference about a public suicide death.
Teen shot on Prince George’s Community College campus is in stable condition
Prince George's Community College and neighboring Largo High School were put on temporary lockdowns following a shooting on the community college’s campus. The teenage boy who was shot is in stable condition.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 2026 - Prince George's County Police Chief George Nader speaks with the press following a shooting on the community college's campus.
Baltimore will blend water from Susquehanna River with reservoir water as supply falls
Baltimore will soon start supplementing water from its reservoirs with water from the Susquehanna River amid drought conditions, officials said Monday.
By mid-August, the water level at Loch Raven Reservoir had dropped enough to turn an island into a peninsula at the popular beach off Loch Raven Drive. Baltimore will soon begin supplementing water from its drought-affected reservoirs with treated water from the Susquehanna River.
Teachers union, Montgomery County schools heading into tough bargaining negotiations
The union warned of scare tactics as the district faces financial strain.
The union warned of scare tactics as the Montgomery County faces financial strain.
A nor’easter is brewing off the East Coast. Here’s what Marylanders need to know.
A strong nor’easter is developing off the East Coast. While forecasts suggest the worst of the storm could miss Maryland, the National Weather Service said that a lot about the storm’s path and strength remains uncertain.
A strong nor’easter is developing off the East Coast. While forecasts suggest the worst of the storm could miss Maryland, the National Weather Service said that a lot about the storm’s path and strength remains uncertain.
Oceans Calling cancels Friday as weather delays festival setup
A looming nor’easter is threatening the star-studded Oceans Calling music festival in Ocean City.
A looming nor'easter is threatening the star-studded Ocean's Calling music festival in Ocean City.
‘Jordan will never get a chance’: Family frustrated after teen sentenced in death of 3-year-old girl
The family of a 3-year-old girl who was struck and killed by a 14-year-old driving a stolen car in Baltimore voiced frustration Wednesday after the teenager was sentenced in juvenile court.
Nyjada Billy, the mother of 3-year-old Jordan Bright, speaks after the juvenile court sentencing of the 14-year-old who struck and killed Bright while driving a stolen car in Baltimore.
Meet the Ravens fans building the flock in Brazil
Although the NFL identifies Brazil, with the world’s seventh-largest population, as an emerging market, American football is more of a fasciation than a passion and fans there yearn for better access.
Andre Suman, second from right, back rown, and his family in Sao Paolo on the day of the Ravens' Week 2 game against the New Orleans Saints. Now a resident of Bel Air, Suman has brought his family into the Ravens Flock.
Neighbors resist western Howard County development, citing well water concerns
Some western Howard County residents are pushing back on a proposed housing development they say could hurt their neighborhood’s reliance on well water. A developer has proposed building an age-restricted 26-home community on a rural Triadelphia Road parcel.
Becky Merrill and Susan Euteneuer in Merrill’s backyard in Ellicott City.
How a Baltimore community’s search for a missing teacher ended with news of his arrest
Hamilton Elementary/Middle School parents were worried about their kids’ science teacher. Then they found out where he was.
Elizabeth Cook printed out missing-person posters to help search for her daughter's science teacher, Rogie Legaspi. She didn't hang a single one before finding out he'd been arrested.
‘Most wanted’ suspect’s suicide stokes tension between Bates and police
Police and Mayor Brandon Scott say they were following protocols in a high-profile case involving an elusive suspect. They accused Bates of disrespecting the privacy of the families of the victim and suspect.
Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates speaks during a news conference at the state’s attorney’s office in Baltimore this year.
This Hyattsville group helps furnish homes for free. It needs a home, too.
Volunteers at Welcome Home Neighbor help people, many of whom have experienced homelessness or domestic violence, reset their lives with donated home furnishings. But the group will soon lose its storage space and is in need of a permanent home.
Volunteers at Welcome Home Neighbor help people, many of whom have experienced homelessness or domestic violence, reset their lives with donated home furnishings.
14-foot python found dead on trash wheel in Gwynns Falls
A 14-foot python was found on a trash wheel in Gwynns Falls Tuesday.
Cyril Appleby-Kellett, the operations director of Clearwater Mills, found a 14-foot python snake on the company’s trash wheels in the Gwynn Falls River on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Driver in Ellicott City fatal collision identified as Elkridge teenager
Howard County Police have identified an 18-year-old Elkridge resident as the victim of a fatal single-vehicle collision that occurred in Ellicott City on Friday.
Howard County Police have identified an 18-year-old Elkridge resident as the victim of a fatal single-vehicle collision that occurred in Ellicott City on Friday.
Man who killed McDonald’s worker at drive-thru sentenced to life
The man found guilty of murdering 23-year-old Britrain Marcelus Gray while he was working in a McDonald’s drive-thru in Gambrills was sentenced to life in prison plus 20 years.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2026 - Charles Blackeney, right, speaks with Anne Arundel County State's Attorney Anne Colt Leitess. Blackeney is the older brother of Britrain Gray, who was murdered while he was at work at a McDonald's in 2022.
Feds to debut AI air traffic tool at BWI, DC-area airports before nationwide rollout
Federal officials said this week that the Strategic Management of Airspace Routing Trajectories system, or SMART tool, is launching for the capital region’s three main airports — BWI, Dulles and DCA — ahead of a broader rollout.
Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport  is among the area airports where federal officials will try out a new AI-powered tool to help manage the tarmac and airspace.
Baltimore County approves deal that could mean burning trash for 10 more years
The Baltimore County Council on Tuesday narrowly approved an agreement to continue sending massive quantities of garbage to a city incinerator for years, possibly another decade.
The WIN Waste Innovations trash incinerator towers over I-95 in South Baltimore.
Judge sets trial date for Catherine Hoggle, accused of murdering her children more than a decade ago
The case has long fueled speculation about Hoggle’s mental state and the whereabouts of the children, whose bodies were never found.
A grand jury reindicted Catherine Hoggle, center, on two counts of first-degree  murder, according to the Montgomery County State’s Attorney’s Office. Her children, Sarah and Jacob Hoggle, were ages 3 and 2 respectively when they were last seen in September 2014.
Baltimore County extends data center pause, advances Lutherville Station, renter protections
The Baltimore County Council voted on key legislation related to data centers, housing, Lutherville Station, the Office of the Inspector General and trash.
A Baltimore County Council sign hangs in an office inside the Old Courthouse on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024 in Towson, MD.
Behind the notebook: A panel discussion with The Banner’s Baltimore County team
On Sept. 29, four Banner reporters who cover Baltimore County will be at Manor Mill in Monkton for a panel discussion on how their stories come together.
The Baltimore Banner office in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
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