Daily highlights from Howard County's number one source for local news.
For years, the Howard County Health Department has seen a decrease in youth smoking but now, the department is seeing a growing population of teenagers who are vaping or “juuling.” | | | |
Twenty-four drivers were arrested on DUI charges in Howard County over St. Patrick’s Day weekend, as county police bolstered its patrolling of roads with help from Maryland State Police. | | | |
A look at the Seventh Annual Artists on the Rise exhibit at Montpelier Arts Center through March 31. | | | |
The Maryland House of Delegates gave final approval Monday to bills that would ban 3D printed guns and require background checks for all sales of long guns, such as shotguns and rifles. | | | |
The Maryland House of Delegates on Monday unanimously passed legislation that would toughen restrictions on the amount of lead permitted in the water of school drinking fountains and fund remediation efforts. | | | |
Maryland’s Senate and House of Delegates on Monday approved different versions of a measure to raise the age for buying tobacco and nicotine products from 18 to 21. | | | |
Mayor Catherine Pugh has resigned from the University of Maryland Medical System Board. | | | |
A look at the top storylines, players to watch and strengths of each local team heading into the 2019 Howard County girls lacrosse season. | | | |
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