911 Dundalk Fire

Nine-Year-Old Dies After Dundalk Fire on Dunleer Road

A child succumbed to injuries sustained in a Sept. 4 Dundalk dwelling fire. The victim is 8-year-old Nolan Mars of the 3000 block of Dunleer Road. Nolan was found in a second-floor bedroom suffering from cardiac arrest. Crews rescued Nolan from the home, immediately initiated life-saving measures, and transported him to a local hospital. An […]

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Baltimore County Fire Government

Dixon Nominated to Serve as Baltimore County Fire Chief

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today nominated Joseph W. Dixon to serve as chief of the Baltimore County Fire Department. Dixon brings more than three decades of firefighting and emergency response experience and would be Baltimore County’s first Black fire chief. “Keeping our communities safe is among the most sacred responsibilities of local government, and […]

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Cleanups Dundalk

Clean Bread and Cheese Creek Gives Update on Cleanup

Clean Bread and Cheese Creek gave an update on their Dundalk cleanup over the past weekend. “Despite the impending rain over 30 volunteers showed up at our Clean Bread and Cheese Creek Community Cleanups Bear Creek Park and Shoreline Cleanup on Sept. 7. “Together we filled a dump truck with all the trash we removed […]

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Key Bridge Collapse Traffic

MDTA Releases RFP for Key Bridge Rebuild

The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) today released its Request for Proposals (RFP) inviting qualified firms to submit proposals for construction management and inspection services in support of the Francis Scott Key Bridge Rebuild Project. Interested teams can access the RFP at eMaryland Marketplace Advantage (eMMA). The top three firms will be awarded contracts valued at $20 million each. […]

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Government Middle River

County Announces New Park at Old C.P. Crane Facility Site

–photos courtesy of Ryan Nawrocki- Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski today joined federal, state and local elected officials and community stakeholders to celebrate plans to protect, preserve and transform an 85-acrage parcel of the former Charles P. Crane facility grounds in Middle River as waterfront park space. The site is one of the Olszewski administration’s […]

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Events Perry Hall

Perry Hall Community Turning 250 in 2025

–photo courtesy of facebook.com/250 The community of Perry Hall is turning 250 years old in 2025. Councilman David Marks said a celebration is planned for next year. “Perry Hall is 250 years old in 2025! A group of community leaders is planning a series or events to celebrate. Please join our Facebook page to stay […]

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911 Police

County Police Partners with FBI to Fight Cybercrime

The Baltimore County Police Department announces a new partnership with the Federal Bureau of Investigation to protect communities from cybercrime which has become an evolving threat. Through the collaboration, two Baltimore County Police Corporals will become members of the FBI Cyber Task Force. As task force officers, Baltimore County Corporal Jasmine Fleet and Corporal Gregory […]

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911 Middle River Traffic

Police Investigate Hit-and-Run Crash in Middle River

Baltimore County Police responded to Pulaski Highway and Middle River Road in reference to a pedestrian crash on Saturday, Sept. 7 around 11:30 p.m. Once on scene, detectives with the Crash Team determined that the individual was struck by a gray Honda CRV that did not remain at the scene. The Honda CRV will have […]

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Overlea HS Patapsco HS Sports

Overlea Battles Back to Defeat Patapsco 22-14

Jalon Brewer and Overlea pull out a 22-14 win at Patapsco -All photos courtesy of Rick Currier- Overlea was trailing Patapsco 14-6 in the third quarter but went on a 16-0 run to close out the game for the 22-14 victory on Friday afternoon. Overlea was able to move the ball in the first half […]

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911 Missing Person Nottingham

Fifteen-Year-Old Girl Missing from Nottingham Area

Update-Baltimore County Police report the 15-year-old female has been located.

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