New Police Chief Hyatt Shares Her Priorities
Baltimore City Police Department data indicates that crime in the county last year was down by 4.5 percent overall compared to 2017. But reports of homicide, shootings and other major…
Tackling Public Health Enemy No. 1
County accelerates effort to address opioid addiction and overdose With Baltimore County experiencing the second-highest number of deaths related to opioid addiction, county officials are turning to a workgroup of…
Woodlawn Names Street in Honor of Craig Linthicum For Mentoring, Work in Recreation and Parks
Back in the day, the Department of Recreation and Sports was known primarily for league play and competitive but fun sports tournaments for kids and adults. Social clubs, haunted houses,…
Upscale Apartments Coming to Foundry Row in Owings Mills
A five-story upscale apartment building with 437 units will be constructed as part of the Foundry Row community in Owings Mills. Developers Greenberg Gibbons and Vanguard announced that they have…
Minimum Wage Hike, Other New Laws To Take Effect
The 439th session of the Maryland General Assembly opened with Senate President Mike Miller’s announcement that he would be undergoing chemotherapy for metastatic prostate cancer and ended with delegates, senators,…
General Assembly Reprimands District 10 Delegate Jay Jalisi For Workplace ‘Bullying’
The Maryland House of Delegates voted unanimously on March 27 to reprimand Baltimore County District 10 Del. Jay Jalisi based on a findings from a legislative ethics committee’s report. It…