Harford Community College announces the first Success Journey Scholarship award recipient
A Joppatowne High School graduate is the first recipient of the Success Journey Scholarship at Harford Community College.
Mourners remember teen girl lost to gun violence in Baltimore, demand justice, sound alarm: ‘Little kids are carrying guns’
Over 100 people gathered Tuesday night to mourn Nykayla Strawder, a teen girl killed by a 9-year-old boy, and to cry out for peace and justice.
New lawsuit: Orioles owner Peter Angelos’ son, Louis Angelos, has sold his father’s law firm. To himself.
Georgia Angelos is striking back against a lawsuit filed by her youngest son, Louis, responding to his suit in a messy, public battle over the assets of ailing Orioles owner Peter Angelos. She alleges that Louis Angelos' conduct has been so “nefarious” that it constitutes “elder abuse” of his father.
Ravens training camp observations on QB Lamar Jackson’s uneven day, the secondary’s depth and more
With a depleted defensive backfield, the Ravens got help from big names and overlooked reserves in Tuesday's practice.
Baltimore City Council members want more American Rescue Plan money to go to restoring city services like weekly recycling pickup
Several Baltimore City Council members continued their push for Baltimore to use more of its American Rescue Plan dollars to restore city services impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, such as waste collection, during a quarterly hearing about the federal funding Tuesday.
Annapolis man receives 10-year sentence for role in an area drug ring
A 42-year-old received a 10-year sentence from a federal judge Monday following a federal sweep of an Annapolis-area drug ring involving his family members.
Annapolis man receives 10-year sentence for role in an area drug ring
A 42-year-old received a 10-year sentence from a federal judge Monday following a federal sweep of an Annapolis-area drug ring involving his family members.
‘Look at me now’: Using neuroscience to help at-risk kids — and change Maryland’s juvenile justice system
Three hundred members of the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services staff are receiving training on adolescent brain science, the psychology of trauma and cognitive behavioral therapy.
Fatal shooting of teen underscores need to strengthen safe firearm storage laws | COMMENTARY
Parents have been convicted of manslaughter for leaving their methadone prescriptions accessible to children. Why is a deadly weapon different? Securing guns ought to be seen not as a mild recommendation but a serious requirement of the law.
‘Look at me now’: Using neuroscience to help at-risk kids — and change Maryland’s juvenile justice system
Three hundred members of the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services staff are receiving training on adolescent brain science, the psychology of trauma and cognitive behavioral therapy.