Daily highlights from Howard County's number one source for local news.
 Wednesday, Jan 9 Families who have lost pay due to the federal government shutdown can immediately apply to the school system’s free and reduced meals program known as FARMs, according to a press release. |   | |
| State Sen. Guy Guzzone took his seat as senate majority leader and several new members of the Howard County delegation took the oath of office on Wednesday’s opening day of the Maryland General Assembly. |
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| Thirty suites are being added to the Columbia-based amphitheater, as part of the venue’s six-year, $58 million renovation project. |
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| A former Maryland state representative has filed a civil rights lawsuit against Gov. Larry Hogan and Attorney General Brian Frosh, taking aim at a controversial executive order denying contracts to businesses that boycott Israel. |
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| With spouses and children by their sides, Maryland's 188 lawmakers were sworn into office. While lawmakers are expected to hash out tricky issues over the next 90 days, the first day was largely reserved for celebration and optimism. |
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| A month into the season, here's a photo gallery look at the top boys basketball scorers across Howard County. The gallery includes all players who have scored at least seven points per game during the 2018-19 season. |
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| Behind their most-complete performance of the season, the Raiders secured a 75-37 road win on Wednesday. |
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| Howard junior Camille Malagar talks about the Lions' 54-39 victory over previously undefeated Oakland Mills on Wednesday. |
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