Long- “Special Session – Suppressing voters through Gerrymandering”

The following article was submitted by Delegate Bob Long with his recap of the Special Session I can’t believe Maryland’s Democratic leadership called a special session and made congressional redistricting a priority when Marylanders are struggling with the cost of living, taxes, infrastructure, public safety, and so many other issues that directly affect our families. … Read more

New BCPS superintendent announces his transition team

William Heiser, who began his term as superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools (BCPS) on July 1, 2026, announced the members of his transition team. The 36-member team includes business and community partners; current and retired BCPS educators, staff, and administrators; representatives of Baltimore-area colleges and universities; and employee association leaders. The transition team members … Read more

Man fatally shot on Bladen Road in Essex

update- An arrest has been made It was a tough day for Baltimore County Police as they reported three shooting deaths in Essex on Monday. The first shooting was a double homicide on Banyan Wood Court. around 11:30 a.m. Another shooting was reported at approximately 11:50 a.m., on Monday, Aug. 10 in the unit block … Read more

Traffic signal to be installed on Honeygo Blvd in Perry Hall

After months of community input and careful traffic analysis, the Baltimore County Department of Public Works and Transportation (DPWT) announced it is moving forward with installing a traffic signal at Honeygo Boulevard and Cross Road in Perry Hall. After four community meetings, completed detailed traffic studies, and  669 survey responses, residents shared preferences on three … Read more

Crews report structural fire at St. Joe’s Church Fullerton

–photo courtesy of the Baltimore County Fire Department- Baltimore County Volunteer Firefighters Association reported fire crews were on the scene at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Fullerton as a fire was reported in a structure behind the church. The incident was posted on their social media page on Monday after 6:30 p.m. The Baltimore County … Read more

Marks announces endorsements from 25 community leaders

The following article was submitted by the campaign of David Marks for 7th District County Council Baltimore County Councilman David Marks announced endorsements from 25 leaders of major community organizations in northeastern Baltimore County. The leaders include Democrats, Republicans, and nonaffiliated voters from Glen Arm to Carney and White Marsh: * Ken Ackerman, Ridgelys Choice … Read more

Twenty and 19-year-old men charged in Randallstown shooting

Baltimore County Police have charged 19-year-old Cordell Jefferson and 20-year-old Garrin Davis following a shooting that occurred on Monday, July 20 at approximately 5:20 p.m. near Downey Dale Drive and Church Lane in Randallstown. According to police, Jefferson faces multiple charges including attempted first-degree murder and armed carjacking. Both suspects are currently being held at … Read more

District 8 Nominees: “Revolutionizing Education & Crime Through Vocational Training”

The following article has been submitted by District 8 state Senate candidate Yahu Blackwell about has plan for education reform in Maryland In a groundbreaking effort to uplift families in Baltimore County District 8 — Yahu Blackwell, the District 8 Senate nominee, and Glen Geelhaar, the House of Delegates nominee, are unveiling an ambitious education … Read more

Perry Hall HS students construct benches for Seven Oak ES

–Article and photo courtesy of  BCPS- Carpentry students from Perry Hall High School constructed new benches for the outdoor classroom at Seven Oaks Elementary School. The project was initiated by Steven Lapp, lead grounds worker at Perry Hall High, and a new blog post by Shinia Davis, office secretary at Milford Mill Academy, explains how … Read more

Arrest made for Parkville fatal shooting on July 21

Baltimore County Police Department announced they have arrested 36-year-old Roderick Gardner Jr. in connection with the fatal Parkville shooting on July 21. The arrest was made on Tuesday, Aug. 4. According to police, Gardner faces multiple charges including first-degree murder. He is currently being held without bond. The incident took place in the 8500 block … Read more

Local officials split their votes on redistricting amendment

The Maryland General Assembly passed a controversial constitutional amendment that will appear on the November ballot that would allow Maryland to change the way it draws congressional districts. The bill passed along partisan lines, including in eastern Baltimore County as all four  Democratic legislators voted for the amendment and all seven Republican lawmakers voted no … Read more

Long: “Moore’s Special Session is misuse of taxpayer dollars”

The following article has been submitted by Sixth District Delegate Bob Long about the Special Session for Redistricting in Maryland Monday, August 3, 2026, marks the beginning of Governor Wes Moore’s Special Session. This Special Session has been called for the purpose of erasing Maryland’s sole Republican congressional district. From August 3 through August 5, … Read more

MDTA Police report Port worker dies at Dundalk Marine Terminal

A worker at the Dundalk Marine Terminal was tragically killed on the job on Monday. MDTA officers responded to the Dundalk Marine Terminal after 9 a.m. for a report of an injured male. The victim was struck by a piece of equipment, and officers attempted life-saving measures. The victim was transported to a local hospital … Read more

Marks sponsors bill to prioritize donation of vehicles & equipment to volunteer fire companies

–photo courtesy of Councilman David Marks The following article was submitted by Councilman David Marks as he is sponsoring a bill to prioritize donation of vehicles & equipment to volunteer fire companies Baltimore County Councilman David Marks has introduced legislation that makes it easier for Baltimore County to donate or sell surplus vehicles or equipment … Read more