Baltimore County

Precocious Idlewylde 13-year-old plays an old woman in sci-fi rock opera

When Catonsville started out in the Class 4A North Region field hockey playoffs, the Comets wanted to prove they could beat the top teams in Baltimore County.

Top-ranked McDonogh left little doubt that its undefeated Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference regular season would bode well for a stellar showing in the league championship meet Wednesday afternoon at Oregon Ridge Park.

The Rising Sun field hockey team never had much of a chance in the Class 2A North Region championship game Wednesday against visiting Hereford.

Henri Colombat, of Idlewylde, strives to balance his twin passions

Afterschool activity aims to reduce learning gap in computer science education

The instrument reached its heyday in the first half of the 20th century, but has made a comeback through indie and folk rock bands like Beirut, Arcade Fire and The Decemberists.

New owners agree to add lighting, security cameras and designated smoking area

The race for governor is in play this general election, something that often isn't the case in Maryland. With rare exception, the governor's race has been too often decided in the Democratic primary.

Leonard George Getschel III, a gemologist and Smyth Jewelers executive who managed its Ellicott City store, ended his life Oct. 19. The Lutherville resident was 37.

It never gets old for Mallory Svoboda and the Dulaney volleyball team.

A former church youth group leader in Baltimore County was sentenced Monday to a year in jail on a child pornography charge.

Sidney Erwin Daniels, a Baltimore philanthropist and socialite who combined her Southern charms and entertaining skills to recruit donors for a cancer support center, died of complications from dementia and cancer Tuesday at Broadmead retirement community in Cockeysville. She was 84.

When a 17-year-old high school senior was the first to cross the finish line in this year's Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, he was soon followed by his parents, a sister — and his cancer-surviving 73-year-old grandmother.

The No. 1 McDonogh boys soccer team wasn't completely on its game Friday and the play of its opponent, No. 2 Loyola Blakefield, certainly had something to do with that.

Although McDonogh compiled enough team points to secure the Interscholastic Athletic Association of Maryland A Conference tennis championship before the finals on Friday afternoon, the Eagles underscored their undefeated season by winning four of five individual and doubles matches to...

On a night when No. 5 Franklin's offense struggled, the Indians made enough big plays to spark a 29-8 win over Baltimore County Division II rival Milford Mill on Friday.

A Baltimore County administrative judge has approved a proposed outlet mall in White Marsh that's drawn opposition from neighbors and rival retailers.

Baltimore County will spend $13 million to replace a sewer line and relocate thousands of feet of degraded stream bed of White Marsh Run in a project officials say is needed to reduce pollution flowing to the Chesapeake Bay.

Ramel Keith Baker found shot in alley behind Welcome Inn

Endorsement by Catonsville Times and Arbutus Times

Endorsement by Catonsville Times and Arbutus Times

Large and diverse population adds to its importance, says political scientist

Endorsement by Catonsville Times

The Rev. Richard C. Schmidt, a Jesuit priest and former prefect of discipline at Loyola Bllakefield High School, died Oct. 11 at the Keswick Multi-Care Center of an embolism after surgery. He was 84 and lived at the St. Claude la Colombiere Jesuit Community in North Roland Park.

Catonsville girls soccer coach Gary Lynch was able to relax during his team’s 6-1 rout of visiting Kenwood in the second round of the Class 4A playoffs Tuesday night.

New prepared food store caters to people on the go

Although Baltimore County has fewer registered voters than Montgomery and Prince George's counties, it had the highest early voting turnout in the state this year with 26,522 ballots cast through Sunday.

The man who authorities say shot a 21-year-old Windsor Mill man seven times in back of the head during a 2011 armed robbery was sentenced Monday in Baltimore County Circuit Court to 50 years in prison.