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Police investigate suspicious death in Towson
- Baltimore County police are investigating the death of an unidentified woman whose body was found in a quiet, middle-class Towson neighborhood today around 10 a.m.
Baltimore County homicide victim found in Towson
- Baltimore County police are investigating the killing of an unidentified woman whose body was found in a quiet, middle-class Towson neighborhood today around 10 a.m.
Police chief defends budget as lawmakers mull cuts
- Baltimore County Police Chief James Johnson defended his 2009 budget Tuesday from potential cuts as lawmakers struggle to find $4 million to fund a pay raise for more than 1,000 officers.
Man charged with hoarding explosives released from jail
- The Pikesville man charged with hoarding guns and explosives is free from jail just two weeks after a Baltimore County judge worried he would “blow up the neighborhood.”
Settlement would offer homeless kids school choice
- Baltimore County school administrators have agreed to do more to help homeless students get to class in a tentative settlement of a federal class-action lawsuit, officials said.
Code officer has history of donning others’ uniforms
- Crooning “Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah,” Derek Propalis tells callers on his answering machine: Today is, in fact, a wonderful day.
Drug clinic asks judge to halt county’s efforts to shut it down
- Operators of a Pikesville drug clinic are asking a federal judge to permanently halt Baltimore County’s efforts to shut it down.
Baltimore police: Homicide victim ‘left’ at hospital
- Baltimore City police are searching for clues in the stabbing death of a man they said was left in a wheelchair outside Shock Trauma early Sunday morning.
Rising costs could snag ag center
- Traffic concerns and soaring costs could jeopardize highly touted plans for an agricultural center in Baltimore County, lawmakers said Thursday.
Baltimore County to pay $70K in lawsuit over political signs
- Baltimore County must pay nearly $70,000 in fees after losing a lawsuit over a local ordinance that set time limits for political signs on residents’ front lawns.
County council OKs hurdles on development of properties
- Members of the Baltimore County Council have approved hurdles for residential development on waterfront property in the Bowleys Quarters and Lower Back River Neck areas.
Area Burmese await word from loved ones
- Marylanders with Burmese roots are fearing for loved ones who could be among the estimated 22,000 dead in the storm-devastated nation, but downed power lines and the county’s political situation are slowing news — and aid — to a trickle.
Bill would extend green tax credit to home building
- Baltimore County homeowners who invest in eco-friendly houses — which may include anything from energy-efficient dishwashers to locally purchased bricks — could be eligible for a new three-year property tax credit under a proposal before the County Council.