After hearing the pros and cons of getting athletics back onto the high school calendar, a discussion led by Carroll supervisor of athletics Michael Duffy, Westminster athletic director Terry Molloy, and Century principal Brian Booz, the board agreed to hold another meeting Oct. 7 to discuss the matter further.
Speakers voiced concerns about the safety of both teachers and students if Baltimore City moves to in-person learning and said repeatedly that employees and children are “under attack.“
Morgan State University students gathered Wednesday night to honor the life of Breonna Taylor, a Black woman who was killed in March by Louisville, Kentucky, police officers during a raid of her apartment.
Orioles pitching coach Doug Brocail and third base coach José Flores, two of the initial hires on manager Brandon Hyde’s staff two winters ago, won’t return in 2021, according to an industry source.
Thirteen COVID-19 cases were confirmed in Carroll County on Wednesday, one of the largest single-day increases since early September, Carroll County Health Department data show.
Audrey C. Horn, former executive director of the Christian Community Center, died of undetermined causes Friday in Annandale, Virginia. The former longtime Cockeysville resident was 100.
Baltimore Police internal affairs received a tip that Gun Trace Task Force ringleader Wayne Jenkins was robbing drug dealers more than a year before he was charged by the FBI with committing robberies, according to a new court filing.
Chris Hopkinson, a 46-year old Arnold resident, completed a 200-plus mile journey to Virginia atop a stand up paddle board Saturday in his effort to bring awareness to and raise funds for the Oyster Recovery Partnership.
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The University of Maryland has named a new dean for its business school. Prabhudev Konana, an associate dean at the University of Texas at Austin, will take the helm of the Robert H. Smith School of Business in College Park. He will start in the new post Jan. 2. Konana said he was “thrilled” to take the role, which is currently filled by interim dean Ritu Agarwal, who is also the founding director of the school’s Center for Health Information and Decision Systems. “As business education…
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The project will redevelop the former Baltimore Savings & Loan Building downtown.
After Monday’s loss, here’s a look at some of the Ravens’ biggest perceived weaknesses — and whether they’re fact or fiction.
Some Halethorpe residents plan to attend a virtual meeting on a proposed development of 196 town houses on Maple Avenue that has some in the community concerned.
A study of construction needs at Baltimore County’s 24 high schools has concluded that none of the buildings require replacement, but should collectively undergo $1.2 billion in renovations.
From cheering his children on at football games to sharing memories of Stoddard in high school, residents wrapped around his family in support. Now, the community is pushing for the new Crofton High School to name the football stadium after Stoddard.
There are six drop box locations for Howard County voters who requested mail ballots and prefer them to using the United States Postal Service. Three more locations will be added between Oct. 15 and 17.
From the required COVID-19 testing to quarantining to social distancing requirements in jockey rooms, a jockey’s daily routine is in disarray.
A decade after the first casino opened in the state, Maryland voters will decide whether to expand legalized gambling by permitting the sort of betting — on the Ravens, Orioles or other sports teams — that casinos and racetracks have long sought.
Thousands of students are missing from Baltimore-area classes this September, some because they don’t have internet access and others who may have dropped out of the public schools during the pandemic.
Baltimore County Police announced Tuesday night that two men were arrested in connection to a Catonsville homicide from January.
Though the coronavirus pandemic radically changed almost all campaign year festivities, tradition remains for some Maryland Republicans who gathered Tuesday night to watch the first presidential debate together.
Though the coronavirus pandemic radically changed almost all campaign year festivities, tradition remains for some Maryland Republicans who gathered Tuesday night to watch the first presidential debate together.
The Annapolis City Council approved a residential rent freeze Tuesday night that will last through the city’s coronavirus pandemic state of emergency and 30 days beyond.
Stephanie R. Brooks, Virginia R. Harrison, Marsha B. Herbert, and Donna Sivigny all participated in a candidates forum, hosted by the Community Media Center of Carroll County and the Times. Herbert is the current vice president of the board and Sivigny is president. Harrison previously served more than two terms on the board while Brooks is a longtime volunteer in Carroll County Public Schools and has served on numerous leadership boards.
Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. wants the County Council to ban chokeholds and neck restraints by police.
A man was killed in a shooting Tuesday night in Northwest Baltimore, city police said.
A protest against police brutality and racial injustice organized by members of Good Kids Mad City took place Tuesday night in North Baltimore.
The inspector general’s office for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Affairs released an investigative report Tuesday that found no evidence that HUD Secretary Ben Carson used his position to benefit his son’s business interests in Baltimore, but he “could have done more to avoid the appearance that he was not complying with federal ethics regulations.”
While public health experts called the Ravens’ move to simulate admitting fans at M&T; Bank Stadium a wise move, they cautioned against moving too quickly, citing a possible resurgence of the coronavirus in the winter as the weather gets colder.
Marriott said in August it’s putting many conversations regarding new hotel developments on hold.
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