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98 Rock's 'Stash' Pleads Guilty to DUI, Sentenced 6 Months
Former Baltimore radio DJ "Stash" has pleaded guilty to driving under the influence in an Abingdon accident that injured five people. He was sentenced to six months in the Harford County Detention...
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Mayor Celebrates Improved Food Access at Hampden School
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake celebrated increasing the city’s food access with students from the Academy for College and Career Exploration in Hampden. Students at the school joined the mayor to...
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Mill Valley General Store Returns to Remington
The Baltimore Food Co-Op closed its doors last month just more than a year after opening; but the Mill Valley General Store will be re-opening in its place on Thursday. The Mill Valley General Store...
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2 Abducted, Robbed in Roland Park
Armed robbers attacked two residents in Roland Park early Wednesday morning. Anthony Guglielmi, a police spokesman, said at about 2 a.m. a 40-year-old woman was returning home from work in the unit...
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More Tunes at the Tower
Friends of the Roland Water Tower will again host a concert on Saturday to help raise funds for the landmark. From noon to 3 p.m. at the intersection of Roland Avenue and West University Parkway...
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Spooky Science, Hauntingdon V, Oystoberfest and More Around Baltimore this...
Hauntingdon V: End of the World Where: 2900 block of Huntingdon Avenue When: Saturday, October 27, 2012, 5-8 p.m. Description: The event features trick or treating, activities and a costume parade....
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Hostages, Shooting at GBMC Clinic? Just a Drill
As violence at hospitals increases nationwide, Greater Baltimore Medical Center employees are working to make sure they aren't caught off guard. On Thursday morning, the hospital's emergency...
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DPW Urges Hurricane Preparation
Hurricane Sandy may bring strong winds and rain to Baltimore on Sunday night and Monday, and the Department of Public Works is urging residents to clear storm drains ahead of time. In a news release,...
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You Tell Us: Do You Support Expanded Gambling?
On Nov. 6 when residents go to the polls to vote for president they’ll also be asked to make a decision on a host of ballot referendums. Among the most controversial of those is Question 7, on whether...
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Missing the Story
I met with the great local writer and Patch contributor Rafael Alvarez at Spro in Hampden on Thursday morning with the intention of just talking shop. Alvarez, wearing a dress shirt, slacks and...
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Baltimore Man Convicted in 2010 Halloween Triple Shooting
A Baltimore County Circuit Court jury found Sterlin Matthews, 19, guilty of the murder of Dequan Burks, who was 16 when he and three others were shot on the night of Oct. 31, 2010, near the pedestrian...
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Batten Down the Hatches
As of Friday morning, it appears that North Baltimore could be in for a bumpy ride by early next week. The current National Weather Service projections have Hurricane Sandy approaching Maryland by 2...
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Early Voting Begins Saturday
Baltimore City residents will be able to cast their votes beginning Saturday at one of five early voting centers around the county. The early voting centers will be at the following locations:...
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O'Malley Declares State of Emergency in Maryland for Hurricane Sandy
Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley Friday morning signed an executive order declaring a state of emergency for all Maryland counties in advance of Hurricane Sandy, the effects of which are expected to...
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Baltimore Musician Brings Music Education to Underserved Students
A year ago, you could catch Kenny Liner on stage playing mandolin, percussion or beat boxing with The Bridge. But these days, you’re more likely to find him teaching rhythms with a snare drum or the...
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Letter to the Editor: BGE Urges Customers to Plan for Outages
Editor's Note: The following letter to the editor is from Jeannette M. Mills, Baltimore Gas & Electric's vice president of customer operations and chief customer officer, encourages residents to...
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PSC: MD Utilities Companies Can No Longer Bill 24 Hours After Outage
The Maryland Public Service Commission announced Friday that Maryland utilities companies can no longer charge customers for sales lost during the first 24 hours of a major power outage. Previously,...
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Baltimore Metro Rogues Gallery: Oct. 19-26
Each week we'll present a round-up of mugshots from around the Baltimore Metro region. Want to read the full story? Check out the links below. Erratic Driving Leads to Arrest of Alleged Motorcycle...
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BGE: About 2,000 Out-of-State Utility Workers Recruited for Storm Recovery...
Baltimore Gas & Electric has recruited approximately 2,000 out-of-state linemen and support workers to join "thousands" of the utilities company's employees to assist in restoring electric service...
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