Need a COVID-19 Test? You Have Options
With a surge in COVID-19 cases exacerbated by the omicron variant, Baltimore County is expanding access to COVID-19 testing, including plans for the distribution of 100,000 rapid at-home COVID tests…
Bulk Trash Pick-up is Back!
As you drive by certain neighborhood streets it was not uncommon to pass by old furniture, bed mattresses and appliances out by the curb, but not in front of anyone’s…
Electronic Filing, Direct Deposit and Patience Urged for This Tax Season
Under the weight of staffing and workload challenges, tax season starts on Monday, Jan. 24, when Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will begin accepting and processing 2021 tax year returns. The…
Community Group Steps Up to Organize Randallstown Parade
After a difficult 15 year of families enduring the emotional, financial and health impact of the pandemic, a local community organization decided that a parade and festival would be the…
Confronting the Legacy of Racial Lynchings
More than 6,600 lynchings have been documented in the United States between 1865— the year the Civil War ended—and 1950, as a result of the efforts of an Alabama-based nonprofit,…
Five Years Later, County Has Not Paid Jury’s Award in Korean Gaines Fatal Shooting 
On Aug. 1, it will be five years to the day that police corporal Royce Ruby shot and killed Korryn Gaines and severely injured her then 5-year-old son in her…