Jacob Selmer, of Taneytown, combines his love for metal working and his passion for history to make tools and decorative Read More
With Montgomery County elections officials gearing for a recount in the race for county executive, incumbent Marc Elrich expressed confidence Read More
It has long been clear that covid-19 school closures led to widespread learning loss, particularly in low-income communities. As some schools prepare Read More
The 50 or so Baltimoreans who’ve logged on for the Maryland Transit Administration’s pair of summer online public meetings are Read More
It’s home to a car wash offering $14 exterior cleans, but soon, a parcel of land on Baltimore Street in Read More
Over the course of the next year, lawmakers on the U.S. House and Senate Agriculture committees will draft a new Read More
If you’ve ever been frustrated that your phone is charging at a snail’s pace (most likely while the charger is Read More
Baltimore County police are starting to get back test results from a long-delayed project to process the oldest known collection Read More
You may not realize it, but Baltimore County is in the midst of a once-in-a-decade opportunity to transform the very Read More
A coalition of Baltimore technology companies more than tripled the percentage of Black employees on staff from 6.5% to 19.8% Read More
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