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Sat, Apr 27, 2024 10:00am - 2:00pm @ Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center,
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COMPREHENSIVE ARCHIVE
* DAYTON OAKS ELEMENTARY PLANTS TREES WITH COUNTY EXECUTIVE
April 26, 2024
* NEW DESIGN FOR EAST COLUMBIA LIBRARY PARK
April 26, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 25, 2024
April 25, 2024
* FIVE EMOTIONS THAT COULD BE STOPPING YOU FROM LIVING YOUR DREAMS
April 25, 2024
* JUVENILES COMMIT GUN RELATED CRIMES WITH IMPUNITY
April 25, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 24, 2024
April 24, 2024
* COUNTY EXECUTIVE ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR PUBLIC GARDEN
April 24, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 23, 2024
April 23, 2024
* MOVIE PRODUCER AND ATHLETES PLAN SLAM DUNK WITH KIDS
April 23, 2024
* STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS OPPOSES LAWSUIT TO SUSPEND PRIMARY
April 23, 2024
* HOWARD COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER VP NAMED TO MARYLAND’S TOP 100 WOMEN
April 23, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 13-15, 2024
April 22, 2024
* BALL PLANS HIGH SCHOOL, COMMUNITY CENTER AND MORE FOR ELKRIDGE
April 22, 2024
* HOW TO CONVINCE SOMEONE TO GET HELP FOR THEIR MENTAL HEALTH
April 22, 2024
* CHILDCARE, FOR HCC STUDENTS WITH CHILDREN, RETURNING TO CAMPUS
April 22, 2024
* COUNTY EXECUTIVE PROPOSES SPENDING ON ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES
April 18, 2024
* REFORM BILL NOT ENOUGH TO CURB JUVENILE CRIME IN HOWARD COUNTY
April 18, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 17, 2024
April 17, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 16, 2024
April 17, 2024
* BALL PRESENTS FY25 BUDGET TO HOWARD COUNTY COUNCIL
April 17, 2024
* MARYLAND SDAT HEADQUARTERS RELOCATES
April 17, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 13-15, 2024
April 15, 2024
* BALL’S PROPOSED BUDGET WOULD PRESERVE ELEMENTARY GT PROGRAM
April 15, 2024
* IMPROVE YOUR COMMUNICATION SKILLS, BECOME A BETTER LISTENER
April 13, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 12, 2024
April 12, 2024
* MARYLAND DELEGATION PROPOSES FEDS PAY 100% OF BRIDGE REPLACEMENT COST
April 11, 2024
* FEDERAL-COUNTY PARTNERSHIP BRINGS INCREASED ROAD SAFETY, ACCESSIBILITY
April 11, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 11, 2024
April 11, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 10, 2024
April 10, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 9, 2024
April 9, 2024
* COUNTY EXECUTIVE BALL EXPANDS TRANSFORMATIONAL YOUTH PROGRAMMING
April 9, 2024
* JUST FIVE MONTHS AND VIOLENT TEENS RETURN TO HOWARD COUNTY
April 9, 2024
* SOLAR ECLIPSE CAPTURED WITH CELL PHONE
April 8, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 6 – APRIL 8, 2024
April 8, 2024
* BALTIMORE CITY TEENS ARRESTED FOR CARJACKING IN HOWARD
April 8, 2024
* MOTHER AND DAUGHTER MISSING: POLICE ASK FOR HELP
April 6, 2024
* CREATING GOALS WITH A PLAN OF ACTION
April 6, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 5, 2024
April 6, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 4, 2024
April 4, 2024
* COUNTY EXECUTIVE ANNOUNCES PROPOSED $1 MILLION INVESTMENT TO SUPPORT MENTAL
HEALTH
April 4, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 3, 2024
April 4, 2024
* COUNTY OFFERS SETTLEMENT AND DOWNPAYMENT HELP TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY
April 4, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, APRIL 2, 2024
April 2, 2024
* KEY BRIDGE COLLAPSE: U.S. SENATOR CARDIN’S OPEN LETTER TO MARYLANDERS
April 2, 2024
* HOWARD COUNTY TO INVEST $3 MILLION IN BALTIMORE’S SHOCK TRAUMA CENTER
April 2, 2024
* COUNTY EXECUTIVE ANNOUNCES 2025 CAPITAL BUDGET
April 1, 2024
* 600,000 MAIL-IN BALLOTS REQUESTED AHEAD OF PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY
April 1, 2024
* OUT WITH THE OLD AND IN WITH THE NEW: COUNTY EXECUTIVE SEEKS FLAG DESIGNS
April 1, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 29-APRIL 1, 2024
April 1, 2024
* COMPOSTING PROGRAM EXPANDS TO ADDITIONAL 4,400 HOMES IN EASTERN HOWARD COUNTY
March 29, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 28-29, 2024
March 29, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 26, 2024
March 26, 2024
* GOVERNMENT OPENINGS AND CLOSINGS FOR EASTER HOLIDAY
March 25, 2024
* ACCESS OUTDOOR WI-FI AND CHARGE YOUR MOBILE DEVICES AT OUTDOOR PARKS
March 25, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 23-25, 2024
March 25, 2024
* LESSONS LEARNED FROM MY MENTAL HEALTH STRUGGLES
March 24, 2024
* CAUSES OF UNDERACHIEVEMENT
March 24, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 22, 2024
March 22, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 21, 2024
March 21, 2024
* TEEN VICTIM IDENTIFIED IN FATAL COLUMBIA FIRE
March 21, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 20, 2024
March 20, 2024
* POLICE NAB ALLEGED MURDERER
March 20, 2024
* COULD THERE BE A FUTURE FOR AGRICULTURE IN GROWTH-ORIENTED HOWARD COUNTY?
March 19, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 19, 2024
March 19, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 16-18, 2024
March 18, 2024
* NEW WEST FRIENDSHIP PARK AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMMING FOCUS GROUP
March 18, 2024
* COUNTY EXECUTIVE SEEKS MEMBERS FOR ADVISORY BOARD ON CONSUMER PROTECTION
March 18, 2024
* SEVEN RESOURCES YOU CAN USE TO MANAGE MENTAL HEALTH
March 17, 2024
* LET’S GET PRODUCTIVE!
March 17, 2024
* POLICE INVESTIGATING FATAL THREE-VEHICLE COLLISION IN ELLICOTT CITY
March 17, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 14-15, 2024
March 15, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 13, 2024 – CENTENNIAL PARK ATTACK
March 13, 2024
* PEDESTRIAN KILLED ON WASHINGTON BOULEVARD; DRIVER LEAVES SCENE
March 13, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 12, 2024
March 12, 2024
* THE TUNNEL BORING MACHINE NAME GAME
March 11, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 9-11, 2024
March 11, 2024
* TWENTY ONE MENTAL HEALTH FACTS THAT CAN HELP SOMEONE YOU KNOW
March 10, 2024
* PUBLIC SPEAKING TIPS: HOW TO CAPTIVATE YOUR AUDIENCE!
March 10, 2024
* COUNTY EXECUTIVE ESTABLISHES GATEWAY MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE
March 8, 2024
* VIDEO: EAST COLUMBIA 50+ CENTER RIBBON CUTTING
March 8, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 8, 2024
March 8, 2024
* NEW STATE-OF-THE-ART EAST COLUMBIA 50+ CENTER UNVEILED
March 7, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 7, 2024
March 7, 2024
* EAST COLUMBIA 50+ CENTER GRAND OPENING SET FOR MARCH 7TH
March 6, 2024
* TRANSPARENCY IN EDUCATION SPENDING ACT SUPPORTED BY BALL
March 6, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 6, 2024
March 6, 2024
* POLICE OFFICERS TRAIN YOUTH ON ROAD SAFETY
March 6, 2024
* FIRST-EVER RENT SUBSIDY PROGRAM FOR HCC STUDENTS
March 5, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 5, 2024
March 5, 2024
* FLOOD MITIGATION ASSISTANCE GRANT PROGRAM RELAUNCHED
March 5, 2024
* DAILY CRIME BULLETIN ARRESTS – JANUARY 2024
March 4, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 2-4, 2024
March 4, 2024
* CHESAPEAKE ARTS CENTER UNVEILS NEW CERAMICS STUDIO
March 4, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, MARCH 1, 2024
March 1, 2024
* SEVEN TIPS ON HOW TO STOP CONSTANT WORRYING IN YOUR LIFE
March 1, 2024
* WRITING YOUR PERSONAL VISION/MISSION STATEMENT
March 1, 2024
* MAN SHOT OUTSIDE BAR IN ELKRIDGE
March 1, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 29, 2024
February 29, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 28, 2024
February 28, 2024
* SUSPECT STILL AT-LARGE AFTER ALLEGEDLY STEALING 23 CATALYTIC CONVERTERS
February 28, 2024
* SEVENTEEN LIFE-SAVING DEFIBRILLATORS ADDED TO COUNTY ARSENAL
February 27, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 27, 2024
February 27, 2024
* PERENNIAL ACTIVIST, HIRUY HADGU, ANNOUNCES RUN FOR SCHOOL BOARD
February 23, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 23, 2024
February 23, 2024
* FIVE HABITS YOU CAN START TOMORROW TO BECOME MORE SUCCESSFUL
February 23, 2024
* SIX TIPS ON HOW TO DISCUSS YOUR MENTAL HEALTH WITH OTHERS
February 23, 2024
* MULTI-GENERATIONAL AND VERSATILE LIVING IN THE BRADBURNE AT PATAPSCO CROSSING
February 22, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 22, 2024
February 22, 2024
* PROPOSED CENTRAL BRANCH LIBRARY PUBLIC DISCUSSIONS SCHEDULED
February 22, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 21, 2024
February 21, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 17-20, 2024
February 20, 2024
* SAVING ENERGY ONE BULB AT A TIME AT COUNTY LIBRARIES
February 20, 2024
* “EMBRACING A BRAND NEW DAY” — TEXT AND VIDEO OF BALL’S ANNUAL BUSINESS
ADDRESS
February 18, 2024
* COUNTY EXECUTIVE REFERS TO ECONOMIC VITALITY IN STATE OF BUSINESS ADDRESS
February 18, 2024
* SIX REASONS TO GET HELP FOR MENTAL ILLNESS
February 17, 2024
* THINKING OUTSIDE THE BOX
February 17, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 16, 2024
February 16, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 15, 2024
February 15, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 14, 2024
February 14, 2024
* VIDEO: RICH GIBSON, HOWARD COUNTY STATE’S ATTORNEY, ANNOUNCES GUILTY VERDICT
ON CRIME BOSS
February 13, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 13, 2024
February 13, 2024
* JURY FINDS COLUMBIA LEADER OF THE “59 HOOVER CRIMINAL GANG” GUILTY
February 13, 2024
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN, FEBRUARY 10-12, 2024
February 12, 2024
* DOUBLE TRAGEDY: DEADLY DOMESTIC INCIDENT AND TRAFFIC DEATH COULD BE RELATED
February 12, 2024
* SEVEN SIMPLE STEPS TO GET MORE OUT OF YOUR DAY
February 10, 2024
* POLICE INVESTIGATING APPARENT HOMICIDE IN COLUMBIA
February 9, 2024
* HOW SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEURS HANDLE FAILURE
February 2, 2024
* STANFORD GRILL & STANFORD KITCHEN REBRANDING AS GLENWOOD’S IN PREPARATION FOR
EXPANSION
February 2, 2024
* FIVE WAYS TO OVERCOME FAILURE
January 28, 2024
* BECOMING A LEADER IN YOUR COMMUNITY
January 20, 2024
* IT’S BETTER TO MAKE MISTAKES THAN TO BE A PERFECTIONIST
January 12, 2024
* SIX COMMONSENSE WAYS TO STAY HEALTHY
January 6, 2024
* EXCELLENCE IS NEVER AN ACCIDENT
January 6, 2024
* COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF HOWARD COUNTY AWARDS $200,000 IN GRANTS
January 4, 2024
* TEN PEOPLE WHO TURNED THE IMPOSSIBLE INTO POSSIBLE
June 4, 2023
* STOP THE MADNESS
January 20, 2023
* SUSPECTS PEPPER SPRAY SAFEWAY EMPLOYEES
September 13, 2019
* CAR THEFT IN LAUREL; ROBBERY ON CRADLEROCK
September 12, 2019
* THEFTS, BURGLARIES, ROBBERIES HIGHER
September 11, 2019
* ROBBERY AND BURGLARY IN NORTH LAUREL; TWO INCIDENTS
August 29, 2019
* JOURNAL CONCLUDES VAPING IS DANGEROUS TO HEALTH
August 28, 2019
* WOMAN SEES FLASHER IN CENTENNIAL PARK
August 28, 2019
* WILL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SAVE US?
August 28, 2019
* UMBC OPENS COOL SPACE AT NEW LIFE SCIENCES BUILDING
August 28, 2019
* TAKING STEPS TO TRANSITION INTO MEDICARE
August 27, 2019
* RIGOROUS PROCESS, HEALTH DEPARTMENT GETS ACCREDITATION
August 27, 2019
* TECHNOLOGY CAN DECREASE THE COST OF HEALTHCARE
August 27, 2019
* STREET ROBBERY ON DORSEY RUN ROAD
August 27, 2019
* RIGBY AND JUNG TO INTRODUCE LEGISLATION AFFECTING DEVELOPERS
August 23, 2019
* CRIME UPDATE FOR HOWARD COUNTY
August 23, 2019
* DRUG STORE BURGLARIZED IN JESSUP
August 21, 2019
* RECESS MONITOR NEEDED AT HAMMOND ELEMENTARY
August 19, 2019
* HCPD CRIME UPDATE AUG 12-16
August 19, 2019
* HOWARD COUNCIL CALLS FOR RACIAL INTEGRATION
August 19, 2019
* ADVOCACY GROUP SAYS 21 STATES SHIFTING SCHOOL HOURS
August 19, 2019
* COLLEGES NOT FORTHCOMING ABOUT SEXUAL ASSAULT
August 19, 2019
* STRATEGIZE WHEN SHOPPING FOR LABOR DAY SPECIALS
August 19, 2019
* THOMAS VIADUCT CALLS FOR PTSA MEMBERSHIP
August 19, 2019
* SAVE YOUR CHILD A MOUTHFUL OF PROBLEMS
August 19, 2019
* ROCKBURN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NOW HIRING
August 19, 2019
* ENROLL IN MEDICARE PART B AT THE RIGHT TIME
August 19, 2019
* LIFE AND DEATH — PREPARED FOR THE UNEXPECTED?
August 13, 2019
* MAN WITH LOADED GUN ARRESTED IN COLUMBIA
August 13, 2019
* GUILFORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HAS A NEED
August 13, 2019
* HEALTH DEPARTMENT PEDIATRICIAN CO-AUTHORS NATIONAL POLICY STATEMENT
August 13, 2019
* HOWARD COUNTY NATIVE SEEKS SEAT ON ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT
August 9, 2019
* FLOODS SEND ELLICOTT CITY GALLERY TO SAVAGE MILL
July 18, 2019
* MAN CHARGED: TRAFFICKING FOUR WOMEN IN ELKRIDGE
July 15, 2019
* WOMAN AWAKES, SEES STRANGER OUTSIDE BEDROOM
July 15, 2019
* HCPD CRIME UPDATE FOR HOWARD COUNTY
July 11, 2019
* IS MEDICAID A GOOD LONG TERM CARE OPTION?
July 5, 2019
* VARLACK SERVED FOREST RIDGE AND GUILFORD, NOW RETIRES
July 5, 2019
* SIX-PART PLAN DEVELOPING FOR ROUTE 1 CORRIDOR
July 5, 2019
* TWO ANIMAL WELFARE SOCIETY BOARD MEMBERS ARRESTED
July 3, 2019
* JUVENILES WREAK HAVOC IN COUNTY AS SUMMER HEATS UP
July 2, 2019
* SIX BURGLARIES, FIVE THEFTS, ONE ASSAULT, ONE ROBBERY
July 2, 2019
* SUMMER FOOD PROGRAM HELPS FAMILIES IN NEED
July 2, 2019
* MAKE THE SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE LESS STRESSFUL
July 2, 2019
* BOUNDARIES: ATTENDANCE AREA COMMITTEE CONTINUES
July 2, 2019
* NEWS FROM BOLLMAN BRIDGE ELEMENTARY
July 2, 2019
* LEAVE THE FIREWORKS TO THE PROFESSIONALS
July 2, 2019
* DIABETES MELLITUS TYPE II – WHAT IS IT AND WHY CARE?
July 2, 2019
* THIRD SUSPECT APPREHENDED IN FOX FIREARMS BURGLARY
June 28, 2019
* END OF YEAR MESSAGE FROM DR. MARTIRANO
June 26, 2019
* SELECTING WRONG MEDICARE PLAN: EXTREMELY STRESSFUL
June 26, 2019
* PUBLIC SCHOOLS REDISTRICTING REVIEW BEGINS
June 26, 2019
* FUN AT SAVAGE FEST 2019
June 20, 2019
* BAD MEDICARE ADVICE FROM FRIENDS IS COSTLY!
June 20, 2019
* BALL GIVES LOVE; TALKS ISSUES AT HCCA FORUM
June 20, 2019
* FROM DREAM TO DRIVE TO DEGREE: FIVE UMBC JOURNEYS
June 20, 2019
* NEW PRINCIPAL AT GUILFORD ELEMENTARY
June 19, 2019
* INDECENT EXPOSURE OCCURS TWICE; POLICE SAY UNRELATED
June 19, 2019
* PHONE SCAM COSTING AMERICANS BILLIONS
June 18, 2019
* DOES MEDICARE HAVE A NETWORK OF SPECIALISTS?
June 18, 2019
* TWO ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH GUN STORE ROBBERY
June 18, 2019
* BOLLMAN BRIDGE LOSES LEADERSHIP INTERN
June 18, 2019
* PERSONNEL SHIFT AT THOMAS VIADUCT MIDDLE
June 18, 2019
* PATUXENT VALLEY MS ADMINISTRATIVE TRANSFERS
June 18, 2019
* CONSIDER FIVE THINGS BEFORE BUYING A VACATION HOME
June 17, 2019
* STUDENTS AND PARENTS RALLY TO KEEP MUSIC FUNDING
June 17, 2019
* POLICE ARREST HOME INVASION SUSPECT
June 17, 2019
* MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED IN NORTH CAROLINA
June 5, 2019
* BALTIMORE FIGHTS GUN VIOLENCE WITH ORANGE SHIRTS
June 5, 2019
* CRIME FROM MARRIOTTSVILLE TO LAUREL IN HOWARD COUNTY
June 5, 2019
* DEBT COLLECTION HURTING MARYLANDERS; NEW LAWS SOUGHT
June 4, 2019
* UMBC STUDENTS AND ALUMNI RECEIVE FULBRIGHT AWARDS
June 4, 2019
* UMBC SOFTBALL ADVANCES TO THE NCAA TOURNAMENT
June 4, 2019
* HAMMOND HONORS NEW CHOIR DIRECTOR AT CONCERT
May 28, 2019
* SHOPLIFTERS FROM PG COUNTY DRIVING STOLEN CAR
May 28, 2019
* LAST SEGREGATED SCHOOL REVISITED ON MEMORIAL DAY
May 22, 2019
* POLICE INVESTIGATING NON-FATAL SHOOTING IN COLUMBIA
May 22, 2019
* SHOPLIFTER STEALS PATROL CAR
May 22, 2019
* NO PLASTIC BAGS IN RECYCLING. PERIOD.
May 22, 2019
* FOUR VEHICLE BREAK-INS IN THE COUNTY
May 15, 2019
* BBB REVEALS COUNTERFEIT PRODUCTS PREVALENT ONLINE
May 15, 2019
* RESIDENT COMPLAINT RESULTS IN ELLICOTT CITY DRUG BUST
May 15, 2019
* CRIME SLOWS, BUT ROBBERIES AND BURGLARIES PERSIST
May 14, 2019
* LAW FIRM WITH FOCUS ON DADS OPENS IN COLUMBIA
May 14, 2019
* THE RED TAPE TO PROCESSING MEDICARE CLAIMS
May 14, 2019
* TEENS SHOOT “BASKETBALLS INSTEAD OF GUNS”
May 13, 2019
* MAN CHARGED IN ASSAULT AND MURDER HELD WITHOUT BOND
May 12, 2019
* RESERVOIR HIGH STUDENT ELECTED TO BOARD OF ED
May 11, 2019
* ANIMALS RESCUED FROM RESCUE FACILITY
May 11, 2019
* MARYLAND GENE THERAPY COMPANY EXPANDS
May 10, 2019
* BALTIMORE NATIVE SERVES WITH NAVY STRIKE SQUADRON
May 10, 2019
* BURGLARIES AND THEFTS ABOUND IN COUNTY
May 10, 2019
* POLICE INVESTIGATE APARTMENT HOMICIDE
May 10, 2019
* CLARKSVILLE RESIDENT EARNS FULBRIGHT SCHOLARSHIP
May 8, 2019
* LOCAL TEAMS CLAIM TOP SPOTS IN SEASON OPENER
May 8, 2019
* HOME BURGLARIES INCREASE AROUND THE COUNTY
May 8, 2019
* ROBBED OF CELL PHONE; CAR THEFT IN NORTH LAUREL
May 8, 2019
* ELKRIDGE JUVENILE CHARGED ROBBERY AND ASSAULT
April 28, 2019
* POLICE MAKE ARRESTS IN RECENT HOME INVASIONS
April 26, 2019
* HOGAN HEADS TO NEW HAMPSHIRE AMID 2020 SPECULATION
April 26, 2019
* ARRESTS MADE IN SUPER 8 ARMED ROBBERY
April 26, 2019
* COLUMBIA MOTHER CHARGED IN DEATH OF NEWBORN
April 26, 2019
* HATE CRIME, CYBERBULLYING LEGISLATION TO BECOME LAW
April 22, 2019
* LEGISLATURE SAYS VAPING SHOULD BEGIN AT AGE 21
April 22, 2019
* WHICH MEDICARE PRESCRIPTION DRUG PLAN IS RIGHT FOR ME?
April 20, 2019
* MARYLANDERS MOURN LOSS OF SPEAKER BUSCH
April 20, 2019
* FIVE ARRESTED IN COUNTY IN SEPARATE ROBBERIES
April 20, 2019
* MOURNERS GATHER IN ANNAPOLIS TO HONOR BUSCH
April 20, 2019
* BILL PROVIDES PROTECTIONS TO STUDENT LOAN BORROWERS
April 20, 2019
* YOGA IS A DRAW AMONG THE FLOWERS, ANIMALS AND PINTS OF BEER
April 20, 2019
* PIZZA DELIVERY MAN ROBBED AT KNIFEPOINT IN COLUMBIA
April 20, 2019
* EXPLORING THE CONTROLLING NATURE OF DEEP DESIRE
April 20, 2019
* “I NEED 20% DOWN”… AND FIVE OTHER HOME-BUYING MYTHS
April 20, 2019
* LAUREL MAN ARRESTED AFTER FIGHT AT MONARCH MILLS
April 17, 2019
* MOM HAS TO PAY 100% FOR SKILLED NURSING, WHY?
April 5, 2019
* OUTDOOR LIVING: DECK OR PATIO? THAT IS THE QUESTION.
April 5, 2019
* WHAT IT MEANS TO BE HUMAN
April 5, 2019
* BE SMART ABOUT BUYING YOUR NEXT HOUSE
April 5, 2019
* LESS TALKING, MORE LISTENING THE KEY TO RELATIONSHIPS
April 5, 2019
* A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO BUBBLE TEA
March 28, 2019
* WOODBINE NATIVE CHOSEN TO HEAD MARINE CORPS
March 28, 2019
* DEL. JAY JALISI UNANIMOUSLY REPRIMANDED BY HOUSE
March 27, 2019
* LIVING BLIND WHILE SEEING
March 27, 2019
* NAVIGATING THE NEW HEALTHCARE LANDSCAPE
March 27, 2019
* IN A RELATIONSHIP CONFLICT THERE IS A CODE OF CONDUCT
March 27, 2019
* CAST SHINES IN HAMMOND’S CINDERELLA
March 26, 2019
* WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT DRAINAGE AND GRADING
March 25, 2019
* UNDERSTAND YOUR FINANCIAL SITUATION BEFORE YOU BUY
March 25, 2019
* STUDENTS SET TO ELECT NEW MEMBER TO BOARD
March 25, 2019
* HOW MUCH HOUSE CAN YOU REALLY AFFORD TO BUY?
December 19, 2018
* PLAN FOR SAFETY WHEN DESIGNING A FIRE PIT
December 19, 2018
* WHEN GENERICS COST TOO MUCH THERE’S STILL HELP
December 19, 2018
* HOW TO GET YOUR PARTNER TO HEAR YOU
December 12, 2018
* MEDICARE ADVANTAGE AND HOUSE CALLS
December 12, 2018
* CONVENIENCE STORE IN SAVAGE BURGLARIZED
December 12, 2018
* MAN GETS SIX MONTHS IN JAIL FOR PREYING ON ELDERLY
December 12, 2018
* BALL HALTS AID TO FLOOD RAVAGED BUSINESSES
December 12, 2018
* HOWARD COUNTY VEHICLE BREAK-INS
December 6, 2018
* HIGHWAY DEER DEATHS TRANSLATES TO MORE COMPOST FOR SHA
December 6, 2018
* HOWARD COUNTY POLICE CHIEF RETIRES AT END OF MONTH
December 6, 2018
* DEVELOPERS SHOULD HELP PAY FOR NEW SCHOOLS
December 6, 2018
* UNDERSTANDING THE RELATIONSHIP BLAME GAME
December 5, 2018
* MEDICARE ADVANTAGE PLAN AFTER THE DEC. 7TH DEADLINE
December 5, 2018
* WHAT’S UP WITH THE “WE BUY UGLY HOUSES” SIGNS?
December 5, 2018
* JUNIOR HOCKEY TEAM OFFERS PATHWAY TO COLLEGE
December 5, 2018
* ELEVEN VEHICLES BROKEN INTO; VARIOUS ITEMS STOLEN
December 5, 2018
* LAWMAKERS REMEMBER BUSH AS AN ENGAGING STATESMAN
December 4, 2018
* BALTIMORE MAN ARRESTED FOR MA’S KETTLE BURGLARY
December 4, 2018
* THOUSANDS VISIT CAPITOL TO PAY LAST RESPECTS TO BUSH
December 4, 2018
* DID YOU KNOW? THE GUILFORD MILL WAS BUILT IN 1744
December 2, 2018
* CRIME UPDATE FOR HOWARD COUNTY
December 2, 2018
* STEPS TO GET THE BEST ESTIMATE ON YOUR HOME
November 30, 2018
* IT’S TIME TO TAKE A FRESH LOOK AT THAT RELATIONSHIP
November 30, 2018
* WHICH MEDICARE OPTION SHOULD I CHOOSE?
November 30, 2018
* DOC AIMS FOR OLD SCHOOL MEDICINE IN MODERN AGE
November 10, 2018
* HOGAN’S HISTORIC WIN ANALYZED GRAPHICALLY
November 9, 2018
* NO VIOLENT CRIMES REPORTED FOR TWO DAYS
November 9, 2018
* BRUCE LEE NEVER QUIT AND NEITHER SHOULD YOU
November 9, 2018
* NETWORKING: THE UNSELFISH BUSINESS ACTIVITY
November 8, 2018
* MEDIGAP AND THE MEDICARE GUARANTEE RULE EXPLAINED
November 8, 2018
* LEARNING SELF-CONTROL IN AN UNCONTROLLED SITUATION
November 8, 2018
* ROBBERY AT RED ROOF INN IN JESSUP
November 7, 2018
* HOGAN WINS; REPUBLICAN PARTY LOSES IN STATE
November 7, 2018
* DEMOCRATS HAVE BIG PENDING TO-DO LIST
November 7, 2018
* TRUMP LOSES ADVANTAGES WITH NEW HOUSE MAJORITY
November 7, 2018
* GUILFORD MAN ARRESTED FOR T-MOBILE ROBBERY
November 7, 2018
* GOVERNOR WINS WITH HIGH APPROVAL FROM DEMOCRATS
November 7, 2018
* BALL DEFEATS KITTLEMAN FOR COUNTY EXECUTIVE
November 6, 2018
* CALVIN BALL LEADING IN COUNTY EXECUTIVE RACE
November 6, 2018
* HISTORIC WIN FOR HOGAN
November 6, 2018
* LARRY HOGAN WINS 2ND TERM AS GOVERNOR
November 6, 2018
* LARRY HOGAN FOUND SUPPORT AMONG DEMOCRATS
November 6, 2018
* BEN CARDIN WINS RE-ELECTION
November 6, 2018
* POLITICAL CARD GAMES AND ANGST
November 6, 2018
* MAN ASSAULTED AND ROBBED IN ELKRIDGE
November 5, 2018
* WHAT ABOUT THE LESSER KNOWN POLITICAL OFFICES?
November 5, 2018
* ROUTE ONE CORRIDOR ISSUES HIGHLIGHT AT DEBATE
November 5, 2018
* QUESTIONS ABOUT TRANSITIONING INTO MEDICARE
November 3, 2018
* CHILDREN 14 AND 10 ARRESTED FOR ARMED ROBBERY
November 2, 2018
* ADVERTISING WITHOUT A PLAN IS A WASTE OF MONEY
November 2, 2018
* ENTREPRENEUR TRANSITIONS FROM MISERY TO JOY WITH NEW VENTURE
November 2, 2018
* AMIDST TURMOIL UMD STUDENTS SUPPORT FOOTBALL TEAM
November 1, 2018
* CANDIDATES IN COMPTROLLER RACE PORTRAY A GREAT CHASM
November 1, 2018
* TEEN SLAPS WOMAN ON HALLOWEEN; PLUS JUVENILE WITH GUN ARRESTED
November 1, 2018
* LAUREL MAN GIVEN FIVE YEARS FOR CARJACKING AN UBER
November 1, 2018
* RELATIONSHIPS SOMETIMES FEEL LIKE BAIT AND SWITCH
November 1, 2018
* J.D. POWER 2018 SMALL BUSINESS BANKING STUDY
October 31, 2018
* HCPD DISCOVER HEROIN, COCAINE DURING TRAFFIC STOP
October 31, 2018
* PATUXENT: SHOULD WE SET A WATCHDOG, THEN MUZZLE IT?
October 31, 2018
* COACH AND ATHLETIC DIRECTOR STAY DESPITE PLAYER’S DEATH
October 31, 2018
* DRUG INVESTIGATION IN ANNE ARUNDEL LEADS TO ARRESTS
October 31, 2018
* HOW TO FEEL COMPLETE IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP
October 27, 2018
* 2019 MEDICARE PREMIUMS AND DEDUCTIBLES
October 27, 2018
* OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR AFFORDABLE CARE ACT
October 26, 2018
* MAN SHOT ATTEMPTING TO RUN DOWN OFFICER GETS 4.5 YEARS
October 26, 2018
* NURSING HOME KICKED OUT RESIDENTS, NOW SETTLES
October 26, 2018
* TWO YOUNG WOMEN SUSPECTS IN PARTY CITY BURGLARY
October 26, 2018
* SEVEN COMMERCIAL ROBBERIES REPORTED
October 23, 2018
* SPOTLIGHT – WILLIS J. CARTER
October 22, 2018
* IS BOREDOM KILLING YOUR RELATIONSHIP?
October 19, 2018
* RUNNERS RAISE FUNDS TO REPAIR BALDWIN HALL
October 19, 2018
* MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT VS. ADVANTAGE PLAN
October 19, 2018
* VIDEO: SCA HOSTS COUNTY EXECUTIVE DEBATE
October 18, 2018
* KITTLEMAN, BALL CHALLENGE RECORDS AT DEBATE IN SAVAGE
October 18, 2018
* CRIME ROUND UP FROM HCPD
October 18, 2018
* A PANCAKE BREAKFAST TRADITION AT HAMMOND’S HOMECOMING
October 13, 2018
* AT BALDWIN HALL TODAY: COUNTY EXECUTIVE CANDIDATES
October 13, 2018
* PEDESTRIAN STRUCK LAST NIGHT IDENTIFIED
October 11, 2018
* HCPD OFFERS $5,000 REWARD FOR SHOOTER
October 11, 2018
* PEDESTRIAN HIT ON ROUTE 175; POLICE INVESTIGATING
October 11, 2018
* BE PLAYFUL IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP AND SHAKE IT UP
October 11, 2018
* MAJOR CHAIN TO HIRE 7,000 NATION-WIDE FOR HOLIDAYS
October 11, 2018
* HOWARD COUNTY CRIME UPDATE
October 11, 2018
* HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNTS: A BIPARTISAN WAY TO REDUCE HEALTHCARE COSTS
October 11, 2018
* SURPLUS MONEY SHOULD BE USED TO REPAIR INFRASTRUCTURE
October 10, 2018
* YOUTH-INVOLVED MURDER BRINGS GUILTY VERDICTS FOR THREE
October 10, 2018
* AT THE MULTI-CULTURAL FESTIVAL ETHNIC VARIETY SPICED THE EVENT
October 8, 2018
* COLUMBIA HOUSE FIRE CAUSES $50,000 WORTH OF DAMAGE
October 7, 2018
* MAN ARRESTED IN ATTEMPTED PURSE SNATCHING
October 5, 2018
* BALTIMORE JUVENILE JUSTICE PROMOTES YOGA TO CHANGE HEARTS
October 5, 2018
* COLUMBIA NATIVE HONORED ABOARD USS GERALD R. FORD
October 5, 2018
* AHEAD OF SENATE VOTE, THOUSANDS MARCH AGAINST KAVANAUGH
October 5, 2018
* CARDIN, VAN HOLLEN DISSATISFIED WITH FBI REPORT
October 5, 2018
* HOLIDAY SHOPPING SEASON BRINGS ‘SOCKS APPEAL’ TO MALL
October 3, 2018
* GIRLTREK SOUNDS RALLYING CRY FOR BLACK WOMEN IN BALTIMORE REGION
October 3, 2018
* QUIRKY BAR SPORTS ALL THE RAGE IN D.C.
October 3, 2018
* THEFT FROM VEHICLES IN ELKRIDGE AND COLUMBIA
October 3, 2018
* ONLINE SALES TAX COLLECTION EFFECTIVE IN 10 STATES
October 2, 2018
* TWENTY-ONE VEHICLES AFFECTED BY BREAK-INS
October 2, 2018
* KITTLEMAN RECOGNIZES BREAST CANCER AWARENESS
October 2, 2018
* COUNTY APPROVES $17 MILLION FOR ELLICOTT CITY FLOOD PLAN
October 2, 2018
* DEMOCRATS: TRUMP HEALTHCARE CURBS COULD AFFECT 260,000 IN STATE
October 2, 2018
* RENATA’S TASTY BITES BURGLARIZED WITH NY DELI
October 2, 2018
* PHARMACY AND LIQUOR STORE BURGLARIZED IN SAME COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
September 29, 2018
* ENROLLED IN MEDICARE…NOW I CAN’T FUND MY HSA!
September 29, 2018
* SILVER SPRING WOMAN SINGS IN U.S. NAVY
September 29, 2018
* HOGAN AND TWO SENATORS WANT FBI PROBE OF KAVANAUGH
September 29, 2018
* CAR THEFT AND HOME BURGLARY IN LAUREL – SEPARATE INCIDENTS
September 28, 2018
* GRASSROOTS GROUP URGES CANDIDATES TO SUPPORT DRUG-COST BOARD
September 28, 2018
* DC MAN SENTENCED TO 50 YEARS FOR VICIOUS ASSAULT ON SYKESVILLE MAN
September 27, 2018
* OUTSIDE THE KAVANAUGH HEARINGS, TEARS AND ANGER
September 27, 2018
* NEW BNI REFERRAL GROUP GROWING IN ELLICOTT CITY
September 27, 2018
* BALTIMORE SAILOR RETURNS HOME AFTER MIDDLE EAST DEPLOYMENT
September 26, 2018
* HANOVER SAILOR RETURNS HOME AFTER MIDDLE EAST DEPLOYMENT
September 26, 2018
* JEWELRY STOLEN FROM MALL; INDECENT EXPOSURE ON TAMAR
September 26, 2018
* NAACP YOUTH COUNCIL RESCUES CHILDREN IN NEED
September 26, 2018
* JEALOUS MISSED NIXON LESSON
September 25, 2018
* ROBBERY AT KNIFEPOINT ON LITTLE PATUXENT; AUTO STOLEN IN SAVAGE
September 25, 2018
* HOGAN AND JEALOUS SQUARE OFF IN LIVELY DEBATE
September 25, 2018
* WHY WE DON’T REPORT SEX CRIMES
September 25, 2018
* 65…EMPLOYER BENEFITS…WHAT DO I DO?
September 25, 2018
* ALLEGED DRUG KINGPIN INDICTED IN JOINT EFFORT
September 24, 2018
* SERIAL PURSE SNATCHER NABBED BY HCPD
September 24, 2018
* U.S., CHINA IMPOSE FRESH TARIFFS; NO TALKS IN SIGHT
September 24, 2018
* WOODS ENDS FIVE-YEAR DROUGHT WITH TRIUMPH
September 24, 2018
* POLICE INVESTIGATING SINGLE-VEHICLE COLLISION IN ELLICOTT CITY
September 23, 2018
* KITTLEMAN BACKS AWAY FROM BOZZUTO LAND SWAP
September 23, 2018
* DECK COLLAPSE INJURES EIGHT IN ELLICOTT CITY
September 23, 2018
* ONE YEAR TO BE SERVED BY SHOOTING VICTIM IN WALMART GUN INCIDENT
September 21, 2018
* POLICE SEEK HELP TO IDENTIFY ROBBERY SUSPECT
September 21, 2018
* ATTACK ON WAREHOUSE LEAVES FOUR DEAD, INCLUDING SUSPECT
September 21, 2018
* SEPARATE GUN POSSESSION, BURGLARY, AND VEHICLE BREAK-IN
September 21, 2018
* GOV. HOGAN ANNOUNCES LOWER HEALTHCARE PREMIUMS
September 21, 2018
* MARYLAND WOMAN KILLS THREE PEOPLE AND HERSELF IN WAREHOUSE GUN RAMPAGE
September 20, 2018
* DOW HITS RECORD HIGH AS TRADE FEARS WANE
September 20, 2018
* ROBBERIES IN SAVAGE AND ELKRIDGE
September 20, 2018
* PACKERS, REDSKINS BOTH LOOKING FOR OFFENSE
September 20, 2018
* REDSKINS RB KELLEY (TOE) SIDELINED INDEFINITELY
September 20, 2018
* ED REED AMONG FOUR FIRST-TIME HALL OF FAME NOMINEES
September 20, 2018
* FAILED ROBBERY IN JESSUP
September 20, 2018
* NFL FINES RAVENS $200,000 FOR RULES VIOLATION
September 20, 2018
* HAN SOLO’S JACKET COULD FETCH $1.3 MILLION AT FILM AUCTION
September 20, 2018
* SELLECK QUITS BOARD OF NRA
September 20, 2018
* ALL 32: TEAM-BY-TEAM NFL NOTES
September 19, 2018
* WISCONSIN SUSPENDS WR CEPHUS AFTER SEXUAL-ASSAULT CHARGES
September 19, 2018
* CHARGERS’ LIUGET SUES FORMER TRAINER
September 19, 2018
* TEXANS’ CLOWNEY EYEING DEAL LIKE DONALD, MACK
September 19, 2018
* MIAMI DOLPHINS OFFENSIVE GUARD SITTON OUT FOR SEASON WITH SHOULDER INJURY
September 19, 2018
* SHERMAN’S NEXT GAME: FANTASY SPORTS
September 19, 2018
* GLOBAL TECH FIRMS GEAR UP TO FIGHT INDIA’S PLANNED DATA LAW
September 19, 2018
* TOSHIBA MEMORY CHIEF SHRUGS OFF PRICE CONCERNS, STICKS WITH IPO PLANS
September 19, 2018
* U.S.-CHINA TRADE DISPUTE TO EAT INTO GERMAN GROWTH: IW INSTITUTE
September 19, 2018
* MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT PLANS ARE CHANGING: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
September 19, 2018
* GLOBAL STOCKS, U.S. BOND YIELDS RISE AS TRADE ROW FAILS TO DENT CONFIDENCE
September 18, 2018
* CHINA TO PENALIZE $60 BILLION OF U.S. IMPORTS IN TIT-FOR-TAT MOVE
September 18, 2018
* PETTY CRIMES SPAN FROM NORTH LAUREL TO ELLICOTT CITY
September 17, 2018
* COACH AND DOCTOR TEAM TO WRITE GUIDE FOR PARENTS OF ATHLETES
September 14, 2018
* THREE BURGLARIES AND TWO THEFTS IN COUNTY
September 14, 2018
* BRUTAL ASSAULT IN 2017 LEADS TO 25-YEAR SENTENCE
September 14, 2018
* A MESSAGE FROM SUPERINTENDENT MARTIRANO – STATE OF THE SCHOOL SYSTEM
September 14, 2018
* OLNEY MAN INSPIRES THROUGH NINJA WARRIOR ACCOMPLISHMENT
September 13, 2018
* BLACK BEAR SIGHTING CLOSE TO HAMMOND MIDDLE SCHOOL
September 13, 2018
* COLUMBIA MAN ARRESTED FOR CAR THEFT; ANOTHER STILL AT-LARGE
September 13, 2018
* OPINIONS VARY ON FIX FOR ELLICOTT CITY FLOODING
September 13, 2018
* RANDALLSTOWN MAN ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY IN ELLICOTT CITY
September 12, 2018
* THE DOCTOR IS IN – TEEN SUICIDE IN HOWARD COUNTY
September 12, 2018
* HUNTINGTON DELI & LOVE CLEANERS BURGLARIZED
September 12, 2018
* BURGLARIES, THEFTS, AND ROBBERIES ABOUND IN COUNTY
September 12, 2018
* ON ANNIVERSARY OF ATTACK, MARYLAND LEADERS REFLECT
September 11, 2018
* MARYLANDERS GET READY FOR HURRICANE FLORENCE
September 11, 2018
* ANNAPOLIS STUDENT AWARDED COAST GUARD SCHOLARSHIP
September 11, 2018
* FLOODING IS NOT JUST A FACTOR IN OLD ELLICOTT CITY
September 10, 2018
* HOGAN, JEALOUS AGREE TO SINGLE DEBATE
September 7, 2018
* WOODLAWN MAN ARRESTED FOR STEALING FIREARMS
September 7, 2018
* JEALOUS NOT KEEPING PACE WITH HOGAN ATTACKS
September 7, 2018
* AMERICAN BUSINESS SUCCESS STORY
September 7, 2018
* DRUGS SEIZED AT DULLES AIRPORT
September 7, 2018
* HCPD BULLETIN
September 7, 2018
* BEN JEALOUS CAN LEARN LESSONS FROM FLORIDA
September 7, 2018
* FILM: EAST AND WEST SIDE STORY – AMERICA AND KOREA CONNECT
September 7, 2018
* BALTIMORE MAN SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS FOR POSSESSION
September 6, 2018
* NEW BOOK EXPLORES THE STEREOTYPE OF THE ANGRY BLACK WOMAN
September 6, 2018
* HOGAN PLANS SCHOOL OVERSIGHT WITH OFFICE OF EDUCATION ACCOUNTABILITY
September 6, 2018
* ADVOCATES ASK HOGAN TO REVISE ANIMAL ANTIBIOTICS REGULATIONS
September 6, 2018
* LIFE AFTER A STROKE: REFRESHINGLY CANDID AND GRIPPING MEMOIR
September 6, 2018
* ODENTON NAVY VETERAN RECEIVES MORTGAGE-FREE HOME
September 6, 2018
* FREDERICK FARM TO OPEN FARM-TO-FORK RESTAURANT
September 6, 2018
* FRANK EASTHAM LEAVES HOWARD SCHOOL SYSTEM FOR POSITION AT BRIDGEWAY
September 6, 2018
* DOES YOUR PICTURE ON FACEBOOK COUNT AS FACE TO FACE NETWORKING?
September 4, 2018
* WASHINGTON SAYS GOODBYE TO JOHN MCCAIN
August 31, 2018
* COUNTY POLICE FOCUS ON ROADWAY SAFETY AS CHILDREN RETURN TO SCHOOL
August 31, 2018
* FIRE DEPT AND SCHOOLS IMPLEMENT ‘STOP THE BLEED’ FOR 9TH GRADERS
August 31, 2018
* CONFUSED ABOUT MEDICARE OPEN ENROLLMENT… YOU’RE NOT ALONE!!
August 31, 2018
* WALK AWAY FROM THE DESK AND TAKE A BREAK
August 31, 2018
* NEW BOOK HELPS TEENAGE GIRLS UNRAVEL SEX, HEALTH, PRESSURES
August 31, 2018
* SU CASA ANNOUNCES ELLICOTT CITY EXPANSION
August 30, 2018
* REASONS WHY YOUR MEDICARE PREMIUM MAY CHANGE
July 4, 2018
* MISSION RD SPARKLES WITH PAINTED TIRES & CLEAN UPS
July 4, 2018
* RESIDENTS AGAINST MILK PRODUCERS PROJECT SEND LETTER
July 4, 2018
* GROUP DETERMINED TO STALL GUILFORD SELF STORAGE
July 4, 2018
* KEEPING THE RIGHT PERSPECTIVE IN BIZ CAN BE DIFFICULT
July 4, 2018
* LOCAL POET COMFORTS OTHERS THROUGH PUBLISHED WORK
July 4, 2018
* THEFTS AND BURGLARIES PROMINENT
July 2, 2018
* CAR JACKING AND ATTEMPTED MURDER AMONG CRIMES IN COUNTY
June 27, 2018
* MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR MONEY IN VOLATILE MARKETS
June 27, 2018
* 2018 PRIMARY ELECTION RESULTS
June 27, 2018
* SHOULD SELF-EMPLOYED ENROLL IN MEDICARE PART B?
June 27, 2018
* STRIVING FOR RACIAL AND GENDER BALANCE IN THE SCHOOLS
June 27, 2018
* DRUG-RELATED SHOOTING IN NORTH LAUREL
June 27, 2018
* WHAT IS THE ORPHANS’ COURT?
June 25, 2018
* HURRICANES, TORNADOES, EARTHQUAKES — SURVIVAL PLAN
June 14, 2018
* CANDIDATE SAYS BALL & KITTLEMAN EASY ON DEVELOPERS
June 14, 2018
* BLOSSOM RETURNS HOME FROM ARGENTINA BASKETBALL
June 14, 2018
* GUILFORD CONSTRUCTION NOT COMPLIANT SAYS STATE AGENCY
June 14, 2018
* LOCAL GROUP SPREADS HOPE THROUGH DIRECT SUPPORT TO VICTIMS
June 8, 2018
* THREE GREAT IDEAS FOR FAMILY SUMMER FUN
June 7, 2018
* HOW LONG SHOULD FINANCIAL RECORDS BE KEPT ON FILE?
June 7, 2018
* WHAT IS THE TRUE COST OF NURSING HOME CARE?
June 7, 2018
* CANDIDATE SAYS DEVELOPERS SHOULD PAY HIGHER FEES
June 7, 2018
* SIX YEARS FOR 18-YEAR-OLD WHO PLEADED GUILTY TO SAVAGE HOME INVASION
June 7, 2018
* ARMED ROBBERY IN ELLICOTT CITY; NON-FATAL SHOOTING IN LAUREL
June 1, 2018
* DISCUSSING FINANCES WITH CHILDREN AT A YOUNG AGE
June 1, 2018
* WHAT BABY BOOMERS SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MEDICARE
June 1, 2018
* LET’S COPY THE EFFORTS OF THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PARENTS
June 1, 2018
* ROBINSON SEEKS TO BE VOICE OF REASON ON BOARD OF EDUCATION
May 31, 2018
* POLICE IDENTIFY DRIVER IN CLARKSVILLE COLLISION
May 26, 2018
* HCPD ABANDON DUI CHECKPOINTS
May 26, 2018
* CRIME RISING WITH HIGHER TEMPERATURES THIS WEEK
May 26, 2018
* SUPERINTENDENT’S RESPONSE TO HATE CRIME AT GLENELG HIGH SCHOOL
May 24, 2018
* HCPD CHARGE FOUR STUDENTS WITH HATE CRIME
May 24, 2018
* NEW THERAPY FOR SKIN CONDITIONS AND PARKINSON’S
May 24, 2018
* BRIDGEWAY OPENS NEW OWINGS MILLS WORSHIP CENTER
May 24, 2018
* THIS ELECTION CYCLE, LET’S TAKE CLOSER LOOK AT CRIME
May 24, 2018
* POLICE OFFER $1500 REWARD FOR CAPTURE OF THREE ROBBERY SUSPECTS
May 24, 2018
* MEDICARE: WHO WILL PAY FIRST?
May 24, 2018
* TODAY NO BOXING PROGRAM BUT UM HAD CHAMPIONS IN RING
May 20, 2018
* MAN ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTED RAPE SENTENCED TO SIX YEARS
May 20, 2018
* 13 REASONS WHY – SEASON TWO
May 20, 2018
* NEW TV SERIES FOCUSED ON GOSPEL MUSIC DUO
May 20, 2018
* GEICO SKYTYPERS READY TO PERFORM AT NAVAL AIR STATION
May 20, 2018
* NO MORE PLASTIC STRAWS AT GREENE TURTLE
May 20, 2018
* LEARN BASIC POWERBOATING WITH YOUR TEEN
May 20, 2018
* DUE TO MOTORIST INATTENTION, SANITATION WORKERS SEE INCREASED RISK
May 19, 2018
* ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE REWARDS SCHOOLS FOR ANTI-BIAS
May 19, 2018
* GUILFORD ELEMENTARY BURGLARIZED BY THREE TEENS
May 19, 2018
* SEASON 13 HIGHLIGHTS OF TV ONE’S UNSUNG
May 19, 2018
* TIME TO MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS AND ENJOY OUTDOORS
May 17, 2018
* MEN PLEAD GUILTY IN SEPARATE CASES; HUMAN TRAFFICKING, DRUGS
May 17, 2018
* IS THAT OLD JUNK IN YOUR BASEMENT WORTH A FORTUNE?
May 17, 2018
* WATCH OUT FOR MEDICARE & SOCIAL SECURITY SCAMMERS
May 17, 2018
* IT’S NEVER TOO LATE TO REDUCE YOUR SKIN CANCER RISK
May 17, 2018
* COLUMNIST GIVES EXPERT RETIREE ADVICE ON MEDICARE
May 10, 2018
* DISTRICT 3 AND STATE’S ATTORNEY CANDIDATES MEET VOTERS
May 10, 2018
* COUNTY VOTERS TO MAKE MAJOR DECISIONS AT POLLS
May 10, 2018
* LAND IN KINGS CONTRIVANCE COULD BE SLAVE CEMETERY
May 10, 2018
* OPENING DAY OF HELLY HANSEN NOOD REGATTA IN ANNAPOLIS
May 5, 2018
* NURSING HOME OVERSIGHT ON LEGISLATIVE RADAR
May 5, 2018
* HCPD REPORT CARJACKING INCIDENT IN ELKRIDGE
May 4, 2018
* AFTER CHASE, SHOOTING, TWO DC MEN APPREHENDED IN MORNING ROBBERY
May 4, 2018
* TWO BALTIMORE MEN CAUGHT IN CONNECTION WITH LAUREL ROBBERY
April 30, 2018
* COLUMBIA AND FULTON MEN WINNERS AT USTA TOURNAMENT
April 28, 2018
* COMMUNITY NEWS: PERSONAL AND VERY MUCH IN NEED
April 26, 2018
* RED CROSS TO INSTALL FREE SMOKE DETECTORS IN HOWARD PARK
April 26, 2018
* BENNY MARDONES: A ‘SAVAGE LEGEND’ WITH NEIGHBORS
April 25, 2018
* LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER OPENS NEW STUDIO IN SAVAGE MILL
April 25, 2018
* SAFETY, TRANSGENDER, IMMIGRATION ISSUES DEBATED BY CANDIDATES
April 25, 2018
* COLLEGE PARK MAN PLEADS GUILTY TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING
April 25, 2018
* SILVER ALERT: POLICE REQUEST HELP TO LOCATE ELDERLY MAN
April 25, 2018
* CARDIN STATEMENT ON EARTH DAY 2018
April 22, 2018
* HOW FARMERS ARE SAVING THE PLANET
April 22, 2018
* HCPD CRIME BULLETIN: INDECENT EXPOSURE, BURGLARY, THEFT
April 20, 2018
* SERIAL BURGLARY SUSPECT SOUGHT BY POLICE
April 20, 2018
* MARYLAND UNEMPLOYMENT UP SLIGHTLY
April 20, 2018
* THREE THINGS TO CONSIDER ABOUT YOUR 401(K) WHEN CHANGING JOBS
April 20, 2018
* COMMUNITY ACTIVISM ENLIVENED IN DISTRICT 3
April 19, 2018
* HAMMOND HIGH STUDENT IS A “MAGNIFICENT DANCER”
April 19, 2018
* FULTON RESIDENTS PUSH BACK ON MILK PRODUCERS PROJECT
April 19, 2018
* HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMAN WORKING FOR PEACE IN COUNTY
April 19, 2018
* AFTER THE RIOTS, WHERE DOES BALTIMORE STAND?
April 17, 2018
* ANNAPOLIS EXPANDS OPPORTUNITIES FOR POST-CONVICTION RELIEF
April 17, 2018
* HCPD CRIME BULLETIN: COUNTERFEIT MONEY AND DRUGS
April 17, 2018
* HCPD CRIME BULLETIN: DC MAN ARRESTED FOR PNC BANK ROBBERY
April 17, 2018
* ROUTE 1 TRAFFIC ACCIDENT CLAIMS ONE LIFE
April 14, 2018
* FILMMAKER SAYS TAXES TOO HIGH IN MARYLAND
April 14, 2018
* MARYLAND EXPLORES CHANGING TOLLS TO ELECTRONIC ONLY
April 14, 2018
* CONGENITAL HEART WALK COMING TO WHEATON APRIL 28
April 14, 2018
* INCLEMENT WEATHER LETTER FROM SUPERINTENDENT
April 14, 2018
* STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION SAFETY CAMPAIGN
April 14, 2018
* DEMOCRATS ASK GOVERNOR TO INCREASE ELECTION SECURITY
April 14, 2018
* POLICE INVESTIGATING SINGLE-VEHICLE MOTORCYCLE COLLISION
April 14, 2018
* ORAL CANCER INCREASING, AFFECTING 50,000 AMERICANS
April 13, 2018
* GIRLTREK COMBINES HISTORY, HEALTH, AND GIRL POWER FOR BLACK COMMUNITY
April 12, 2018
* SELF-EMPLOYED ASSOCIATION CREATES VIDEO HELP FOR LAST-MINUTE FILERS
April 12, 2018
* MARYLAND ASSOCIATION PARTNERS WITH YOUTH GROUP TO MAKE GOLF AFFORDABLE
April 12, 2018
* PARENTS NOT SATISFIED WITH PARAGUAY MURDER TRIAL CONCLUSION
April 12, 2018
* ZUCKERBERG TELLS HOUSE PANEL GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF SOCIAL MEDIA
“INEVITABLE”
April 12, 2018
* SEASON-LONG INCONSISTENCIES STILL PLAGUE WIZARDS HEADING INTO PLAYOFFS
April 12, 2018
* 17 YEARS OF THE CHERRY BLOSSOM FOOT RACE
April 12, 2018
* NATHAN’S HOTDOG MARYLAND QUALIFIER EVENT UPCOMING
April 12, 2018
* RIDE FOR THE FEAST IS MAY 12-13TH
April 12, 2018
* HISPANIC JOBS PICTURE NOT ROSY COMPARED TO OTHERS
April 12, 2018
* HAMMOND HIGH AND OTHERS DISPLAY WORKS OF DISTINCTION AT THE MALL IN COLUMBIA
April 12, 2018
* PRE-TEEN AND TEEN SEX — THE RISKS AND REWARDS
April 12, 2018
* HCPD CRIME BULLETIN: COLUMBIA MAN AND JUVENILE ARRESTED FOR CARJACKING
April 10, 2018
* HCPD CRIME BULLETIN: THREE ARRESTED IN LAUREL HOME INVASION
April 10, 2018
* STATE LEGISLATORS WORKING TO FIX THE HEALTHCARE GAP
April 5, 2018
* OPEN LETTER FROM SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT ON POLICE PROTECTION
April 5, 2018
* BLACK WOMEN OUTPACING BLACK MEN IN LABOR FORCE
April 5, 2018
* IN EVERY ELECTION CYCLE WE AWAKE FROM HIBERNATION
April 5, 2018
* HCPD CRIME BULLETIN: MAN CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF VEHICLE THEFT
April 2, 2018
* 3 WAYS MILLENNIALS CAN HELP THEIR BABY BOOMER PARENTS GET FIT
March 31, 2018
* HOW TO CHANGE CORPORATE CULTURE IN 6 STEPS
March 31, 2018
* RESIDENTS FRUSTRATED OVER COUNTY RESPONSE TO PATUXENT RIVER TRAIL DEVELOPMENT
March 30, 2018
* VIDEO: MARYLAND GERRYMANDERING CASE, CUTTING OUT REPUBLICANS
March 29, 2018
* HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL 2018 SENIOR CLASS TEACHER OF THE YEAR
March 29, 2018
* HCPD BULLETIN: TIRES STOLEN FROM VEHICLE IN SAVAGE
March 29, 2018
* ORAL ARGUMENT POINTS TO O’MALLEY AS RESPONSIBLE FOR GERRYMANDERING
March 28, 2018
* HCPD CRIME BULLETINS FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
March 28, 2018
* SEVEN THEFTS FROM VEHICLES OVER WEEKEND
March 26, 2018
* HCPD CRIME BULLETIN
March 23, 2018
* BODY FOUND IN WOODS IDENTIFIED AS MISSING PERSON DAVID GIPSON SMITH
March 23, 2018
* KIDDE SMOKE ALARM RECALL ALERT
March 23, 2018
* ELLICOTT CITY MAN PLEADS GUILTY IN SHOOTING OF BALTIMORE MAN INSIDE WALMART
STORE
March 23, 2018
* EPA AWARDS $15,000 TO UMBC TO RECOVER NUTRIENTS FROM URINE
March 22, 2018
* WINDOWS SMASHED TO STEAL ITEMS FROM AUTOMOBILES
March 22, 2018
* CAR PARTS THIEVES RECEIVE SUSPENDED SENTENCES AND A SMIDGE OF JAIL TIME
March 21, 2018
* BURGLARIES, THEFTS, WEAPONS CHARGES, DRUGS
March 20, 2018
* EPA READY TO ASSESS RISK OF MAN-MADE CHEMICALS
March 20, 2018
* NEW ELKRIDGE FIRE STATION GRAND OPENING
March 20, 2018
* BUGGED BY THE FLU? 3 WAYS GOOD NUTRITION PROTECTS AND HEALS
March 20, 2018
* U.S. INTERIOR SENDS $11.2 MILLION TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION IN MARYLAND
March 20, 2018
* VAN HOLLEN, RUBIO LOOK TO STOP FOREIGN MEDDLING IN ELECTIONS
March 9, 2018
* BALTIMORE MAN ON MISSION TO INVOLVE KIDS IN BASEBALL
March 9, 2018
* NEW METRO CENTER M SHOP DRAWS SOCIAL MEDIA IRE
March 9, 2018
* LEGISLATURE LOOKING TO ADD OVERSIGHT TO GOVERNOR’S HIRING PRACTICES
March 9, 2018
* LEXUS AND BLACK PANTHER HIGHLIGHT INFLUENCE OF AFRICAN AMERICANS
March 9, 2018
* NEW HEALTH-FOOD CHAIN OPENS FIRST MARYLAND STORE
March 8, 2018
* TOUGH CYBERBULLYING BILL HEADS TO FULL SENATE FLOOR
March 8, 2018
* LAUREL MAN HANDED 13 YEARS FOR ROBBERY
March 8, 2018
* YOUNG MEN AND HEINOUS CRIMES: WE CAN DO BETTER
March 8, 2018
* MARYLAND DRIVERS COULD GET $500 FINE FOR USING CELL
March 8, 2018
* YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR TO BE HONORED AT GLOBAL SHOWCASE IN NEW YORK CITY
March 6, 2018
* DISPOSING OF DEBRIS AFTER THIS WEEKEND’S WIND STORM
March 6, 2018
* FEATURED WITH THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS AT 109 AND GOING STRONG
March 6, 2018
* BURGLARIES AND BREAK-INS
March 6, 2018
* HOWARD COUNTY OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZES “FIREFIGHTERS” OVER “FIREMEN”
March 6, 2018
* SILVER SPRING STUDENTS WIN NATIONAL SCIENCE BOWL
March 6, 2018
* NATIONAL NON-PROFIT GROUP CALLS FOR LATER SCHOOL START
March 6, 2018
* JESSUP MAN ARRESTED FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND CONCEALING DEADLY WEAPON
March 2, 2018
* HCPD ARREST 60-YEAR-OLD FOR ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
March 2, 2018
* ROBBERY IN LAUREL; 1 VEHICLE THEFT, 4 THEFTS FROM VEHICLES
February 26, 2018
* POLICE CLOSE MISSION PLACE PHARMACY ROBBERY CASE
February 22, 2018
* SPORTSCASTER TELLS BRIDGEWAY CONGREGATION: “BREAK THE HUDDLE”
February 22, 2018
* CAPS, LEAFS SHOWDOWN SET FOR NAVAL ACADEMY STADIUM – MARCH 3
February 22, 2018
* WILL THIS ECONOMY ALLOW YOU TO RETIRE?
February 22, 2018
* FOUR BEHAVIORS THAT CAN SINK YOUR FINANCIAL SHIP
February 22, 2018
* GET YOUR EMPLOYEES TO FOLLOW – HERE ARE THREE WAYS
February 22, 2018
* SLOTS FOR TOTS — AT A STEEP PRICE
February 22, 2018
* FIRE DEPARTMENT AND PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM TO COLLABORATE ON “ADOPT-A-SCHOOL”
INITIATIVE
February 22, 2018
* SPONSOR OF BILL TO LEGALIZE HEMP IN MARYLAND THINKS THIS IS THE YEAR
February 22, 2018
* FOUR ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY; ANOTHER FOR DRUG VIOLATION
February 21, 2018
* EIGHT CARS STOLEN ON PRESIDENTS’ DAY
February 20, 2018
* BALTIMORE RAPPER SENDS KIDS TO BLACK PANTHER MOVIE FOR FREE
February 17, 2018
* POLICE NAB OWEN BROWN RESIDENT, MARQUISE BRANDON BROWN, FOR BANK ROBBERY
February 16, 2018
* IS SUGAR THE CAUSE OF YOUR WEIGHT GAIN? TIPS TO CUT BACK
February 16, 2018
* REGAL SETS STAGE FOR MOVIE BUFFS TO SEE ALL ACADEMY BEST PICTURE NOMINEES
February 16, 2018
* ACCUSED KILLER OF KAIYON STANFIELD SET FOR JURY SELECTION
February 16, 2018
* POTOMAC PIPELINE NOT VETTED BY STATE, SAY ENVIRONMENTALISTS
February 16, 2018
* CERTAIN PROFESSIONALS WILL FACE JAIL TIME FOR NOT REPORTING CHILD ABUSE IF
BILL PASSES
February 16, 2018
* NO TACKLE FOOTBALL FOR KIDS PRIOR TO HIGH SCHOOL IF TERRI HILL HAS HER WAY
February 16, 2018
* TOYOTA MINIVAN REPORTED STOLEN IN ELKRIDGE
February 15, 2018
* LEGACY OF ROUSE AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING
February 15, 2018
* STATE SENATOR PROPOSES NEW PROGRAM TO REDUCE COSTS OF COMMUNITY COLLEGE
February 14, 2018
* ANNAPOLIS: BILLS ON LIVE VIDEO, PINK HUNTING GEAR, ORGAN TRANSPLANTS
February 14, 2018
* COMMUNITY CELEBRATES 100TH BIRTHDAY OF HOWARD COUNTY WORLD WAR II VETERAN
February 14, 2018
* HOCOBLOGS CREATOR WRITES BOOK ABOUT UBER DRIVING EXPERIENCES
February 14, 2018
* RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES IN LAUREL AND HIGHLAND; TWO CAR THEFTS IN COLUMBIA
February 14, 2018
* VALENTINE’S DAY: IS IT POSSIBLE TO BE SEXUALLY SATISFIED WITHOUT SEX?
February 13, 2018
* COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL BURGLARIES; CAR THEFT
February 13, 2018
* THREE REASONS WHY HIRING OLDER EMPLOYEES IS A SMART DECISION
February 13, 2018
* 2012 HAMMOND GRADUATE PLEA BARGAINS IN ROBBERY, ASSAULT, BURGLARY CASE
February 13, 2018
* THREE MAJOR WAYS FINANCIAL ILLITERACY IS HARMING AMERICANS
February 13, 2018
* MUSICIANS PRESS CONGRESS TO FIX LAW THAT PREVENTS ROYALTIES ON PRE-1972 MUSIC
February 13, 2018
* THERE’S MORE TO BLACK HISTORY THAN SLAVERY
February 13, 2018
* YOUNG MAN ARRESTED FOR INDECENT EXPOSURE
February 13, 2018
* HCPD ARREST COLUMBIA MAN FOR BURGLARY
February 9, 2018
* JESSUP GROUP COMPETES WITH ELKRIDGE FOR NEWEST HOWARD COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
February 8, 2018
* BALTIMORE MAN ARRESTED IN JESSUP FOR FRAUD AND THEFT
February 7, 2018
* LAUREL WOMAN, 19, ARRESTED ON BURGLARY CHARGES; SEPARATELY, 17-YEAR-OLD
FEMALE SHOT
February 5, 2018
* ADULTERY MAY BECOME LEGAL, BUT MINORS MARRYING MAY BECOME ILLEGAL
February 2, 2018
* BEFORE THE EAGLES, SPEEDY RONALD DARBY DOMINATED IN MARYLAND
February 2, 2018
* MAYORS JOIN STATE COMPTROLLER IN CALL FOR CHANGE IN CRAFT BREWERY REGULATIONS
February 2, 2018
* DOES CHRISTIANITY GRANT IMMUNITY FROM PAIN?
February 2, 2018
* ROBBERY AT MISSION PLACE PHARMACY AND ASSAULT ON NATURES ROAD
February 2, 2018
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN – THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2018
February 1, 2018
* FOOD SWIPED IN JESSUP AND TAGS STOLEN IN KC; ELSEWHERE: STABBINGS, CAR THEFTS
January 31, 2018
* FIRST EVER UMBC RHODES SCHOLAR TO BE HOSTED BY SEN. CARDIN AT STATE OF UNION
January 29, 2018
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN – MONDAY JANUARY 29, 2018
January 29, 2018
* HCPD DAILY CRIME BULLETIN – FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 2018
January 26, 2018
* RESERVOIR REBOUNDS FOR VICTORY OVER HAMMOND SOCCER TEAM
October 9, 2016
* BIG SECOND QUARTER WASHES AWAY HAMMOND AT ATHOLTON
October 1, 2016
* GLENELG QUICKLY DISPOSES HAMMOND
September 30, 2016
* MT. HEBRON WINS WILD, CRAZY CONTEST AGAINST HAMMOND
September 17, 2016
* HAMMOND SHUT-OUT AT MARRIOTTS RIDGE
September 10, 2016
* CENTENNIAL OUT-DUELS HAMMOND IN SEASON OPENER
September 3, 2016
* IN SCRIMMAGE, HAMMOND SCORELESS AGAINST BALTIMORE’S EDMONDSON WESTSIDE
August 26, 2016
* HOWARD COUNTY TEACHER FINED $250 FOR DRUNK DRIVING
August 3, 2016
* DUVALL’S SELLING LOCAL PRODUCE FARMER’S MARKET STYLE
July 31, 2016
* MEXICO SEMINAR HELPS LOCALS PREPARE FOR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
July 30, 2016
* ALARM GIRLS FIRE CAMP PREPARES YOUTH FOR FIREFIGHTING CAREER
July 19, 2016
* WIFE OF ACCOMPLICE TESTIFIES AT CARJACKER’S HEARING; PADMORE FOUND GUILTY
July 18, 2016
* OUTWARD BOUND BRINGS SEA TURTLES, PANAMA AND SCUBA DIVING TO MARYLAND TEEN
July 14, 2016
* MARYLAND TEEN SNORKELS AND SAVES SEA TURTLES IN PANAMA
July 14, 2016
* COHO RESTAURANT, UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP, GETS READY FOR RESTAURANT WEEKS
July 14, 2016
* BRING THE FAMILY TOGETHER FOR MEAL TIME
July 14, 2016
* U.S. SENATOR CARDIN TO JOIN COMMUNITY LEADERS TONIGHT IN COLUMBIA
July 13, 2016
* STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT PUSHES HPV VACCINE FOR CHILDREN DURING SUMMER
July 13, 2016
* AMIDST AREA GROWTH, ALLIANCE LIGHTING RELOCATES TO KINGS CONTRIVANCE
July 13, 2016
* DELICIOUS TIPS FOR OUTDOOR SUMMER ENTERTAINING, ITALIAN STYLE!
July 13, 2016
* MINDGRUB HOSTS STUDENTS OF ‘YEAR UP BALTIMORE’ FOR CAREER DAY
July 12, 2016
* HOW FAMILIES AND TEACHERS ARE PREPPING FOR SCHOOL THIS SUMMER
July 12, 2016
* IF SAVINGS ACT PASSES, WORKERS MAY BE FORCED TO SAVE FOR RETIREMENT
June 24, 2016
* GOV. LARRY HOGAN ANNOUNCES $23.25 MILLION IN GRANTS TO REDUCE NONPOINT SOURCE
WATER POLLUTION
June 20, 2016
* YOU HAVE A GREAT BUSINESS, BUT HOW DO YOU STRUCTURE FOR THE LONG HAUL?
June 16, 2016
* LOCAL CHARITIES AND RAVENS FANS WIN AT ANNUAL LARDARIUS WEBB CHARITY SOFTBALL
GAME
June 12, 2016
* COLUMBIA MAN ADMITS TO FOUR OCTOBER CARJACKINGS IN PLEA BARGAIN
June 9, 2016
* COLUMBIA FIRM DISCUSSES WAYS TO IMPROVE SALES
June 7, 2016
* TAKOMA PARK JAZZFEST: LIVE MUSIC ON TWO STAGES JUNE 12
June 2, 2016
* WILLIAMS ASSET MANAGEMENT HIRES BRIAN MCKINNEY AS FINANCIAL PLANNING SERVICES
SPECIALIST
June 2, 2016
* SAVAGE MILL SHOP OWNER DELIVERS STYLE TO DISADVANTAGED WOMEN
May 27, 2016
* HAMMOND HONORS STUDENTS AT BSAP AWARD BANQUET
May 26, 2016
* HAMMOND HIGH THEATRE AWARDS BANQUET
May 24, 2016
* “CAPTURE THE ESSENCE” BEAT THE FIRST NIGHT GLITCHES
May 20, 2016
* BRIDGEWAY’S DAVID ANDERSON TO SPEAK AT UNITED NATIONS ON RACE RELATIONS
May 18, 2016
* “CAPTURE THE ESSENCE” OPENS THURSDAY NIGHT AT HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
May 18, 2016
* ADD YOUR PERSONAL STYLE TO YOUR HOME
May 17, 2016
* WHAT DO KRUNCHBERRIES AND SMORES HAVE IN COMMON WITH VAPING CAFE IN GUILFORD?
May 16, 2016
* BASEBALL: ATHOLTON WINS AT HAMMOND IN 1 TO 0 GAME
May 14, 2016
* THREE EASY WAYS TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL STRAWBERRY MONTH IN MAY
May 14, 2016
* HAMMOND GIRLS LOSE TO RIVER HILL 18 TO 5 WEDNESDAY
May 12, 2016
* WILDE LAKE TAKES HAMMOND IN OVERTIME 13 TO 12 ON WEDNESDAY
May 11, 2016
* CONSUMERS SHOULD BUY COMMERCIAL GRADE EQUIPMENT TO MAINTAIN SUPERIOR LAWNS
May 11, 2016
* TRACK AND FIELD TOURNAMENT DAY TWO AT LONG REACH
May 10, 2016
* TWO-DAY TRACK AND FIELD TOURNAMENT AT LONG REACH
May 9, 2016
* HAMMOND VICTORIOUS OVER HOWARD 5 TO 2 IN BOYS BASEBALL
May 9, 2016
* FRIDAY NIGHT LACROSSE WIN FOR HAMMOND; 18 – 2 AGAINST LONG REACH
May 7, 2016
* NO POINTS ON BOARD FOR GOLDEN BEARS; ATHOLTON GAINS 5
May 6, 2016
* DAMASCUS DEFEAT HAMMOND GIRLS IN LACROSSE 21 – 9
May 6, 2016
* HAMMOND SENDS LONG REACH TO CLEANERS IN 8 TO 0 HOME GAME
May 4, 2016
* HOW TO DO A FINANCIAL PLAN ON THE BACK OF A NAPKIN
May 2, 2016
* NEW FACILITY FOR HOMELESS AIMS TO END SLEEPING IN WOODS
May 1, 2016
* TO GAIN NEW AND REPEAT CUSTOMERS, STEP OUTSIDE THE BOX AND CRUSH IT
April 26, 2016
* MARYLAND COMPTROLLER SENDS MESSAGE TO CRIMINALS: TURN YOURSELF IN
April 14, 2016
* MIZEUR’S PROMISES, DIRTY TRICKS AND MORE
April 14, 2016
* HAMMOND HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTERS SELL CHRISTMAS TREES TO SUPPORT EXTRA-CURRICULAR
ACTIVITIES
April 13, 2016
* WELLNESS CENTER OPENS AT BOLLMAN BRIDGE ES
April 13, 2016
* LOCAL ENTREPRENEUR JASON JANNATI MEETS WITH ROBERT HERJAVEC OF ABC’S SHARK
TANK
April 12, 2016
* ADVERTISING: WHAT A WASTE OF MONEY!
February 22, 2016
* HAMMOND DISCUSSES RACE IN SHADOW OF REMOVAL OF STUDENT WITH KNIFE
February 17, 2016
* COMPTROLLER FRANCHOT PUTS STOP TO FRAUDULENT TAX RETURNS
February 16, 2016
* HOW BROWN BLEW A SURE THING
November 7, 2014
* DEBATE NO. 2 GOES TO BROWN
October 15, 2014
* MIKULSKI CROSSES AISLE TO CONDEMN DOMESTIC VIOLENCE; DODGES RADIO HOST
October 9, 2014
* THE BIZ KNOWS HOLDS FIRST NETWORK EVENT AT BUSINESSUITES GATEWAY IN COLUMBIA
October 6, 2014
* AREA JEWS CELEBRATE SPECIAL ROSH HOSHANA CALLED SHMITA
September 25, 2014
* SOME IN MARYLAND DELEGATION PUSH FOR LIMITS ON ISIS MISSION
September 18, 2014
* O’MALLEY ADMINISTRATION UNVEILS WEBSITE TO HELP UNACCOMPANIED IMMIGRANT
CHILDREN
September 13, 2014
* REMOTE CONTROL AIRPLANE FESTIVAL: CHARM CITY MEMORIAL FLY-IN
August 29, 2014
* NEW CHURCH COMING TO LAUREL DEDICATED TO YOUTH
August 28, 2014
* BEN CARDIN VISITS GUILFORD; EXPRESSES SUPPORT FOR HIGHER MINIMUM WAGE
February 5, 2014
* TWO TEENS ROBBED AT GUNPOINT; ANOTHER SHOT IN EYE BY BB GUN
December 19, 2013
* LAKE ELKHORN WINTER CONCERT PERFORMERS THRILL AUDIENCE
December 16, 2013
* FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SAVAGE PRESENTS NATIVITY AND GOSPEL
December 13, 2013
* PRECISION, ELEGANCE AND FINESSE DESCRIBE STUDENT PERFORMANCES AT HAMMOND
CONCERT
December 12, 2013
* FREE MAGIC SHOW BIG SUCCESS IN MIDST OF WINTER STORM
December 10, 2013
* AMC THEATRE ACCOMMODATE AUTISTIC YOUTH WITH SENSORY FRIENDLY MOVIE SCREENINGS
December 7, 2013
* HC DEPARTMENT OF FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES EMPHASIZES SAFETY THIS HOLIDAY
SEASON
December 6, 2013
* CHERIE AMOUR BRIDAL RESALE BOUTIQUE OPENS IN SAVAGE MILL
November 26, 2013
* LOCAL CASH MANAGEMENT EXPERT WRITES NEW BOOK
November 25, 2013
* FDA PROPOSAL TO ELIMINATE TRANS FATS MAY CAUSE HISTORIC BERGER COOKIE TO
DISAPPEAR
November 25, 2013
* LOSSES ARE BUILDING CHARACTER FOR GOLDEN BEAR CAGERS
February 18, 2013
* LAST WEEK: ATHOLTON 53, HAMMOND 28 – ANOTHER LOSS FOR THE BELEAGUERED TEAM
February 8, 2013
* GOLDEN BEARS STUMBLE AGAIN; LONG REACH TAR AND FEATHER HAMMOND
February 8, 2013
* GOLDEN BEARS UPSET BID FALLS SHORT
January 28, 2013
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CRIME BEAT
HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 25, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Elkridge, 21075: 6700 block of Business Parkway, April 23-24 overnight, three
vehicles: catalytic converters, tags
Columbia, 21046: 9700 block of Summer Park Court, April 24-25 overnight, credit
cards
Vehicle theft
Savage, 20763: 9400 block of Clocktower Lane, April 24-25 overnight
2023 Subaru Forrester (recovered)
Savage, 20763: 8300 block of Perri Drive, April 24-25 overnight
2021 white Honda Pilot, tags MD/2GB6093
Laurel, 20723: 10100 block of American Pharoah Lane, April 25 1:05 a.m.
2011 white Audi A4, tags SC/NLZ455
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 24, 2024
Robbery
Jessup, 20794: Dunkin, 7900 block of Dorsey Run Road, April 23 7:30 p.m.
An employee reported that a male suspect with his face partially covered entered
the store, displayed a gun, and stole cash before fleeing. No one was injured.
Elkridge, 21075: Royal Farms, 8200 block of Lark Brown Road, April 23 11:02 p.m.
An employee reported that a male suspect entered the store, implied a weapon,
threatened the employee, and stole cigarettes before fleeing. No one was
injured.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 6600 block of Cradlerock Way, April 23, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m., three
vehicles: various items
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21045: 8800 block of Stanford Boulevard, April 21-23
2018 gray Kia Soul, tags VA/TPF5171
Columbia, 21046: 9000 block of Moving Water Lane, April 22-23 overnight
2017 silver Subaru Forester, tags MD/4CS1739
Columbia, 21046: 9600 block of Broken Land Parkway, April 23 12:15-7:30 p.m.
2011 black Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/4EC3377
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 23, 2024
Residential burglary
Elkridge, 21075: 7100 block of Ducketts Lane, April 22 6:45 p.m.
Unknown suspect(s) forced open the door of a residence and possibly entered.
Nothing was stolen from inside of the residence; a package was stolen from
outside of the residence.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Laurel, 20723: 8800 block of Gorman Road, April 19-22, nothing reported stolen
Ellicott City, 21043: 8600 block of Town and Country Boulevard, April 21-22
overnight, cash, credit cards
Vehicle theft
Savage, 20763: 8100 block of Woodward Street, April 22-23 overnight
2023 white Chevrolet Malibu, tags TN/UPDAT
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 20-22, 2024
Robbery
Laurel, 20723: 9500 block of Glen Ridge Drive, April 19 4:30 p.m.
A juvenile male reported juvenile suspects assaulted him and stole his clothing
and bookbag.
Columbia, 21045: 5600 block of Oakland Mills Road, April 19 7:40 – 8:00 p.m.
The victim reported three suspects approached him, threatened him and demanded
his bag. The victim complied and the suspects fled. No one was injured.
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Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 6300 block of Saddle Drive, April 19 – 20 overnight, six
vehicles: various items
6300 block of Young Buck Circle, April 19 – 20 overnight, various items
6300 block of Distant Rock Path, April 19 – 20 overnight, two vehicles: air pods
6600 block of Cradlerock Way, April 21, purse
Vehicle theft
Laurel, 20723: 9200 block of Traders Crossing, April 18 – 19 overnight
2018 silver Kia Optima, tags MD/ 7FR4490
Laurel, 20723: Seattle Slew Lane and American Pharoah Lane, April 18 – 19
overnight
2015 maroon Jeep Cherokee, tags MD/ 3FF6556
Laurel, 20723: 9200 block of Traders Crossing, April 18 – 19 overnight
2013 black Volvo S60, tags DE/ 430892
Elkridge, 21075: 6100 block of Montgomery Road, April 19 – 20 overnight
2013 white Land Rover, tags VA/ TRK7229
Columbia, 21046: 7500 block of Murry Hill Road, April 19 – 20 overnight
2018 blue Hyundai Sonata, tags MD/2FH8532
Columbia, 21046: 7500 block of Murray Hill Road, April 19 – 20 overnight
2013 white Kia Optima, tags MD/ 3FD8615
Laurel, 20723: 9300 block of Steeple Court, April 19 – 21
2021 black and orange KTM motorcycle Duke, tags MD/ 0916Y4
Laurel, 20723: 9700 block of Country Meadows Lane, April 20 – 21 overnight
2012 silver Hyundai Sonata, tags MD/ 2AW4446
Columbia, 21046: 7000 block of Minstrel Way, April 20 – 21 overnight
2018 Kia Sportage, tags MD/ 8EP3236
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 19, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 7200 block of Cradlerock Way, April 18 7:30-10:30 p.m., two
vehicles: various items
Elkridge, 21075: 6400 block of Green Field Road, April 18-19 overnight, two
vehicles: various items
Jessup, 20794: 8300 block of Linda Court, April 18-19 overnight, tires
Laurel, 20723: 9900 block of Washington Boulevard, April 18-19 overnight, tires
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 18, 2024
Commercial burglary/vehicle theft
Clarksville, 21029: Koons Clarksville Chevrolet Buick GMC, 12400 block of Auto
Drive, April 17-18 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered the business by breaking a side door and stole a 2013
gray Chevrolet Camaro.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21046: 7400 block of Setting Sun Way, April 17-18 overnight, multiple
vehicles: various items
Columbia, 21045: 6500 block of Quiet Hours, April 17-18 overnight, wallet
Elkridge, 21075: 6200 block of Ducketts Lane, April 17-18 overnight, handbag,
registration
Laurel, 20723: 9100 block of Stebbing Way, April 17-18 overnight, various items
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 17, 2024
Weapon violation
Columbia, 21044: 10300 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, April 16 4:50 p.m.
Police responded for a report of a shot fired at the above location and group of
suspects fleeing in a vehicle. Police located the vehicle and arrested five
suspects. A bullet casing and another live round were located at the scene.
Police also recovered two handguns. No one was injured and no property was
damaged.
ARRESTED: Cameron Shalcosky-Proctor, 29, of Columbia; two juvenile males, 16, of
Glen Burnie; juvenile male, 16, of Baltimore; and juvenile male, 17, of
Columbia, all charged with various weapon violations
Robbery
Columbia, 21045: 6100 block of Old Dobbin Lane, April 16 12:45 p.m.
A juvenile male victim reported a group of suspects, possibly acquaintances,
approached him, displayed guns, and stole his belongings before fleeing. No one
was injured.
Residential burglary
Woodstock, 21163: 1500 block of Grooms Lane, April 15-16 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered the basement of the residence. Nothing was reported
stolen.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Jessup, 20794: 7800 block of Rappahannock Avenue, April 14-16, tag
Columbia, 21044: 10300 block of Swift Stream Place, April 16-17 overnight, tags
Vehicle theft
Ellicott City, 21043: 2700 block of Snowmill Court, April 12-16
2013 Infiniti G37x, tags MD/8CS9565
Ellicott City, 21043: 3100 block of West Springs Drive, April 15-16 overnight
2017 gray Infiniti Q60, tags MD/5EP3417
Elkridge, 21075: 6900 block of Red Clay Forge, April 16-17 overnight
2015 tan Kia Optima, tags MD/2FP9544
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 16, 2024
Weapon violation
Columbia, 21044: 10300 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, April 16 4:50 p.m.
Police responded for a report of a shot fired at the above location and group of
suspects fleeing in a vehicle. Police located the vehicle and arrested five
suspects. A bullet casing and another live round were located at the scene.
Police also recovered two handguns. No one was injured and no property was
damaged.
ARRESTED: Cameron Shalcosky-Proctor, 29, of Columbia; two juvenile males, 16, of
Glen Burnie; juvenile male, 16, of Baltimore; and juvenile male, 17, of
Columbia, all charged with various weapon violations
Robbery
Columbia, 21045: 6100 block of Old Dobbin Lane, April 16 12:45 p.m.
A juvenile male victim reported a group of suspects, possibly acquaintances,
approached him, displayed guns, and stole his belongings before fleeing. No one
was injured.
Residential burglary
Woodstock, 21163: 1500 block of Grooms Lane, April 15-16 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered the basement of the residence. Nothing was reported
stolen.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Jessup, 20794: 7800 block of Rappahannock Avenue, April 14-16, tag
Columbia, 21044: 10300 block of Swift Stream Place, April 16-17 overnight, tags
Vehicle theft
Ellicott City, 21043: 2700 block of Snowmill Court, April 12-16
2013 Infiniti G37x, tags MD/8CS9565
Ellicott City, 21043: 3100 block of West Springs Drive, April 15-16 overnight
2017 gray Infiniti Q60, tags MD/5EP3417
Elkridge, 21075: 6900 block of Red Clay Forge, April 16-17 overnight
2015 tan Kia Optima, tags MD/2FP9544
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 16, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Ellicott City, 21043: 3200 block of Normandy Woods Drive, April 15-16 overnight,
nothing reported stolen
Columbia, 21045: 5100 block of Orchard Green, April 15-16 overnight, tire
Columbia, 21044: 10000 block of Windstream Drive, April 16 6 a.m., wallet
Vehicle theft
Clarksville, 21029: 12400 block of Auto Drive, April 15-16 overnight
2018 silver Chevrolet Corvette, tags MD/6EB4372
2014 silver Chevrolet Corvette
2019 gray Chevrolet Camaro
Columbia, 21045: 5700 block of Stevens Forest Road, April 15-16 overnight
Infiniti Q60 (recovered)
Columbia, 21046: 7300 block of Eden Brook Drive, April 16 1:30-9 a.m.
2018 white Kia Optima, tags GA/CTS6580
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 13-15, 2024
Robbery
Ellicott City, 21043: Walmart, 3200 block of North Ridge Road, April 12 8:30
p.m.
Store employees reported that a female suspect attempted to steal merchandise.
When confronted, the suspect assaulted an employee and displayed a knife before
fleeing. No one was injured.
Ellicott City, 21042: Tobacco & Vape Outlet, 10200 block of Baltimore National
Pike, April 13 8:40 p.m.
An employee reported that four suspects with their faces partially covered
entered the business, displayed guns and stole cash and merchandise before
fleeing. No one was injured. Police later located the suspects in a stolen
vehicle and arrested three of them.
ARRESTED: Two juvenile males, 15, and a juvenile male, 16, all of Columbia,
charged with armed robbery, robbery, theft, and motor vehicle theft
Columbia, 21044: 10400 block of Cross Fox Lane, April 14 9:30 p.m.
An adult male victim reported that he was approached by an acquaintance who
assaulted him, displayed a knife, and stole his cell phone before fleeing. No
serious injuries were reported.
Commercial burglary
Savage, 20763: Savage United Methodist Church, 9000 block of Baltimore Street,
April 11-12 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered the church by breaking a window. Nothing was reported
stolen.
Residential burglary
Columbia, 21044: 5000 block of Rushlight Path, April 13-14
Unknown suspect(s) entered two vehicles in a garage. Nothing was reported
stolen.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 6200 block of Deep River Canyon, April 12, purse
7000 block of Cradlerock Way, April 12-13 overnight, tag
8800 block of Goose Landing Circle, April 12-13 overnight, cash
8700 block of Snowden River Parkway, April 12-14, tag
7600 block of Monarch Mills Way, April 12-15, tags
8800 block of Goose Landing Circle, April 13-14 overnight, various items
Columbia, 21044: 5400 block of Harpers Farm Road, April 12 9:30-10 p.m., keys,
backpack
5200 block of Harpers Farm Road, April 13-14 overnight, nothing reported stolen
Elkridge, 21075: 6700 block of Iron One, April 12-13 overnight, two vehicles:
tires
Hanover, 21076: 7000 block of Southmoor Street, April 15 12:45 a.m., nothing
reported stolen
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21044: 4900 block of Columbia Road, April 6-12
2023 black Infiniti G37, tags MD/2EB5621
Columbia, 21046: 7300 block of Eden Brook Drive, April 6-13
2017 blue Hyundai Sonata, tags MD/5EG3468
Columbia, 21044: 12200 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, April 12-13 overnight
2008 silver Nissan 350Z, tags MD/4GC3806
Elkridge, 21075: 7800 block of Mistletoe Drive, April 12-13 overnight
2017 silver Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/5FE6704
Columbia, 21046: 7000 block of Minstrel Way, April 12-13 overnight
2012 Dodge Ram 1500 (recovered)
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 12, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Laurel, 20723: 9700 block of Evening Primrose, April 11-12 overnight, tires
Columbia, 21046: 7200 block of Eden Brook Drive, April 11-12 overnight, two
vehicles: backpack, cash
9200 block of Connell Court, April 11-12 overnight, two vehicles: wallets
Columbia, 21044: 10700 block of Bridlerein Terrace, April 11-12 overnight,
nothing reported stolen
Vehicle theft
Laurel, 20723: 10000 block of Washington Boulevard, April 10-11 overnight
2021 silver Hyundai Accent, tags MD/3ES4350
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 11, 2024
Robbery
Elkridge, 21075: 7000 block of New Colony Boulevard, April 10 7:15 p.m.
A juvenile male victim reported that he arranged online to sell sneakers, and
upon meeting at the above location, a male suspect displayed a handgun and stole
the sneakers before fleeing. No one was injured.
Commercial burglary
Marriottsville, 21104: Liquor Valley, 11100 Barnsley Way, April 10-11 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered the business by breaking the front glass door and
stole money.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Laurel, 20723: 9100 block of Stebbing Way, April 9-10, food items
Columbia, 21045: Cradlerock Way, Melting Shadows Lane, April 10 10:30 p.m., two
vehicles: various items
ARRESTED: Michael Roary Jr., 40, no fixed address, charged with theft and rogue
and vagabond
Elkridge, 21075: 7000 block of Barnett Lane, April 10-11 overnight, tires
6700 block of Dorsey Road, April 10-11 overnight, tires
7600 block of Hearthside Way, April 10-11 overnight, tires
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 10, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Elkridge, 21075: 7200 block of Montgomery Road, April 8-10, tags
7300 block of Washington Boulevard, April 9, various items
Columbia, 21044: 12200 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, April 9-10 overnight,
tires
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21045: 5600 block of Stevens Forest Road, April 8-9 overnight
2019 white Infiniti Q50, tags MD/2EW9351
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 9, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Elkridge, 21075: 6900 block of Thomas Stone, April 7-8, tag
Columbia, 21046: 7200 block of Lee Deforest Drive, April 9, purse
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21044: 5600 block of Faculty Drive, April 8
2012 Chrysler 300 (recovered)
Columbia, 21044: 10700 block of Green Mountain Circle, April 8-9 overnight
2019 white Hyundai Sonata, tags MD/T1749150
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 6-8, 2024
Attempted Carjacking and Robbery – ARRESTS
Columbia, 21044: 10800 block of Green Mountain Circle, April 7 8:00 a.m.
A male victim reported that a male suspect approached him while he was in his
vehicle and displayed a handgun. The victim fled in his vehicle. No one was
injured. A second male victim reported he was outside his vehicle when he was
approached by several suspects, one of whom threatened him with a handgun, who
demanded his phone and keys. The suspects attempted to flee in the victim’s
vehicle but ultimately left without it. No one was injured.
Columbia, 21044: 10400 block of Waterfowl Terrace, April 7 8:20 a.m.
Two victims reported five unknown suspects approached them, displayed a weapon,
assaulted one of the victims and fled with their electronics and bags.
ARRESTS: Police have arrested five teens as a result of the above incidents.
Three juvenile males and two juvenile females, ages 14 and 15, of Baltimore
City, are being charged with armed robbery, carjacking and related charges.
Commercial burglary
Elkridge, 21075: Tobacco Hut Vape and Cigar, 7800 block of Washington Boulevard,
April 4 – 5 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) attempted to force entry into the business through a rear
door.
Residential burglary
Columbia, 21046: 7600 block of Woodpark Lane, April 7 4:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the apartment and stole various items.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21044: 6200 block of Valencia Lane, March 29 – April 5, tag
10700 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, April 5 – 6, tag
10700 block of Cottonwood Way, April 5 – 6 overnight, two vehicles: wallet and
bag
10200 block of Hickory Ridge Road, April 6 – 8, tag
Ellicott City, 21042: 13300 block of Ridgewood Drive, April 5 – 6 overnight,
wallet
4200 block of Buckskin Lake Drive, April 5 – 6 overnight, food
Columbia, 21045: 6200 block of Tufted Moss, April 5 – 6 overnight, bag
7100 block of Banjo Court, April 5 – 6 overnight, money
5400 block of Thunder Hill Road, April 7, wallet
6700 block of Quiet Hours, April 7 – 8 overnight, cash
Elkridge, 21075: 6500 block of Mansion Lane, April 6, purse
Savage, 20763: 8500 block of Corridor Road, April 6 – 8, tool
Vehicle theft
Cooksville, 21043: 8900 block of Town and Country Boulevard, April 3 – 5
2010 red Lexus LS 460, tags MD/ 8FB1377
Columbia, 21044: 5200 block of Brook Way, April 4 – 5 overnight
2015 silver Infiniti Q40, tags MD/ T1442227
Laurel, 20723: 9600 block of Hammonds Overlook Court, April 5 – 6 overnight
2019 white Kia Forte, tags MD/ 1DR4628
Ellicott City, 21043: 7900 block of Mayfair Circle, April 7 – 8 overnight
2019 white Infinity Q50, tags MD/ 37381CL
Hanover, 21076: 7000 block of Southmoor Street, April 7 – 8 overnight
2017 black Honda Accord, tags MD/ 5ED1966
Ellicott City, 21043: 6000 block of Otterbein Lane, April 7 – 8 overnight
2021 burgundy Chevrolet Silverado, tags MD/ 4EG9536
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 5, 2024
Commercial burglary
Elkridge, 21075: Paladin Towing, 7000 block of Kit Kat Road, April 5 6:50 a.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the property and attempted to drive a vehicle off the
lot. Nothing was reported stolen.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Elkridge, 21075: 7100 block of Dorsey Run Road, April 4 1 p.m.-April 5 1 a.m.,
four vehicles: catalytic converters
7000 block of Ducketts Lane, Apri 4 7:45 p.m., nothing reported stolen
ARRESTED: juvenile male, 15, of Severn, and juvenile male, 15, of Elkridge,
charged with rogue and vagabond
Columbia, 21044: 10600 block of Gramercy Place, April 4-5 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
Laurel, 20723: 9100 block of Bryant Avenue, April 5 12:50 a.m., nothing reported
stolen
Vehicle theft
Laurel, 20723: 10100 block of Washington Boulevard, April 4 1:20 p.m.
2009 Ford Econoline 100 (recovered)
Elkridge, 21075: 6800 block of Guest Call, April 4 3-5:30 p.m.
2017 white Chevrolet Equinox, tags MD/8EM6216
Laurel, 20723: 9300 block of Harvest Way, April 4 4-9:55 p.m.
2023 blue Hyundai Sonata, tags MD/2GA0317
Columbia, 21044: 10400 block of Faulkner Ridge Circle, April 4-5 overnight
2013 black Infiniti G37, tags MD/2GB8497
Columbia, 21044: 10200 block of Hickory Ridge Road, April 5 5-7 a.m.
2019 red Infiniti Q50, tags MD/9GB8170
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 4, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Ellicott City, 21043: 6000 block of Otterbein Lane, April 2-3 overnight, two
vehicles: various items
Laurel, 20723: 9500 block of Fulton Avenue, April 2-3 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
Clarksville, 21029: 12600 block of Vincents Way, April 3-4 overnight, cash
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21045: 9400 block of Kilimanjaro Road, April 4 9-10:45 a.m.
2016 gold Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/9CD4551
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 3, 2024
Commercial burglary
Jessup, 20794: Roto-Rooter, 7800 block of Waterloo Road, April 2-3 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) forced entry into a secure area of the business and stole
paneling.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Ellicott City, 21043: 7700 block of Mayfair Circle, April 2-3 overnight, airbag
8400 block of Oakton Lane, April 2-3 overnight, tires
Columbia, 21045: 8700 block of Cloudleap Court, April 2-3 overnight, two
vehicles: tires
Vehicle theft
Elkridge, 21075: 7500 block of Hearthside Way, April 2-3 overnight
2005 white Chevrolet Express, tags MD/8DT4527
Ellicott City, 21043: 3000 block of Autumn Branch Lane, April 2-3 overnight
2017 blue Infiniti Q60, tags MD/3DD8571
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, April 2, 2024
There were no robberies, burglaries, theft from vehicles, vehicle thefts, or
similar incidents reported for today’s daily bulletin.
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 29-April 1, 2024
Robbery/assault
Columbia, 21044: 5400 block of Eliots Oak Road, March 29 1 p.m.
Several juvenile males were involved in a street robbery at the above location
and later that day a home invasion/assault in the 5500 block of Mystic Court. No
serious injuries were reported. Police believe the victims/suspects are
acquaintances.
Robbery
Ellicott City, 21043: High’s, 3000 block of Rogers Avenue, March 29 3:30 a.m.
A store employee reported that two male suspects with their faces partially
covered entered the store, possibly displayed a gun, and stole cigarettes and
lighters before fleeing. No one was injured.
Commercial burglary
Columbia, 21044: Merriweather Lakehouse, 10200 block of Wincopin Circle, March
30
Police responded for a report of suspects entering a vacant room on the property
by breaking the lock. Nothing was reported stolen. Police identified one suspect
and arrested him.
ARRESTED: juvenile male, 17, of Columbia, charged with burglary and destruction
of property
Ellicott City, 21042: Yogi Divine Society of Maryland, 3500 block of Centennial
Lane, April 1 11:10 a.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the facility by forcing open a rear door. It is
unknown what, if anything, was stolen.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Ellicott City, 21042: 5000 block of Cobblestone Court, March 28-29 overnight,
four vehicles: change
9900 block of Clarksville Pike, March 30 9:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m., cash, credit
cards
Jessup, 20794: 8300 block of Linda Court, March 28-29 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
Laurel, 20723: 9900 block of Wintry Day Place, March 28-29 overnight, tag
Columbia, 21045: 9100 block of Red Branch Road, March 29 6-9 p.m., three
vehicles: various items
8300 block of Tamar Drive, March 29-30 overnight, nothing reported stolen
7300 block of Swan Point Way, March 30-31, registration
6300 block of Leafy Screen, March 31 5 a.m., two vehicles: cash
Elkridge, 21075: 6600 block of Ducketts Lane, March 29 11:50 p.m., drink items
7000 block of Ducketts Lane, March 29-30 overnight, three vehicles: various
items
6500 block of Reille Way, March 29-30 overnight, nothing reported stolen
7000 block of Ducketts Lane, March 30-31 overnight, sunglasses
7300 block of Elkridge Crossing Way, March 30-31 overnight, tools
8100 block of Casey Court, March 31-April 1 overnight, two vehicles: airbags
6800 block of Old Waterloo Road, March 31-April 1 overnight, multiple vehicles:
airbags
6200 block of Stratford Court, March 31-April 1 overnight, tires
Hanover, 21076: 7200 block of Alden Way, March 29-30 overnight, nothing reported
stolen
Columbia, 21044: 5000 block of Southern Star Terrace, March 29-30 overnight, two
vehicles: nothing reported stolen
5300 block of Cedar Lane, March 29-30 overnight, nothing reported stolen
4900 block of Columbia Road, March 30-31 overnight, unclear what, if anything,
was stolen
Columbia, 21046: 9600 block of Sea Shadow, March 29-30 overnight, pocketknife
9700 block of Early Spring Way, March 29-30 overnight, multiple vehicles:
various items
7600 block of Woodpark Lane, March 29-30 overnight, two vehicles: nothing
reported stolen
Ellicott City, 21043: 7600 block of Stony Creek Lane, March 31-April 1
overnight, tires
Vehicle theft
Elkridge, 21075: 8100 block of Casey Court, March 28-29 overnight
2013 Hyundai Veloster (recovered)
Ellicott City, 21042: 3600 block of Macalpine Road, March 28-29 overnight
2015 gray BMW 320i, tags MD/5FD1985
Columbia. 21045: 6500 block of Quiet Hours, March 28-29 overnight
2012 white Ford Econoline, tags MD/4CA8239
Ellicott City, 21042: 3400 block of Walker Drive, March 29 11 p.m.
2021 grey Chevrolet Traverse, tags VA/TSW1505
Hanover, 21076: 7000 block of Southmoor Street, March 29-30 overnight
2017 white Kia Soul, tags MD/3ET8232
Columbia, 21045: 8300 block of Tamar Drive, March 29-30 overnight
2017 Hyundai Elantra (recovered)
Savage, 20763: 8900 block of River Island Drive, March 29-30 overnight
2017 Hyundai Sonata (recovered)
Elkridge, 21075: 6700 block of Aspern Drive, March 29-30 overnight
2017 red Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/5FB7646
Columbia, 21044: 5200 block of Rivendell Lane, March 30-31 overnight
2019 Kia Forte (recovered)
Columbia, 21044: 5300 block of Columbia Road, March 30-31 overnight
2017 Hyundai Elantra (recovered)
Columbia, 21045: 6500 block of Pennacock Court, March 30-31 overnight
2023 silver Kia Rio, tags MD/3FJ4822
Laurel, 20723: 9100 block of Bourbon Street, March 30-31 overnight
2014 Kia Optima (recovered)
Elkridge, 21075: 7000 block of Barnett Lane, March 31 12:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
2013 blue Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/3ER1495
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 27-28, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21044: 10000 block of Town Center Avenue, March 26-27 overnight,
nothing reported stolen
Columbia, 21046: 7000 block of Gentle Shade, March 27-28 overnight, tag
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21045: 5700 block of Flagflower Place, March 27-28 overnight
2012 gray Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/6AM2629
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21046: 7300 block of Shady Glen Drive, March 26, wallet
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21044: 10100 block of Twin Rivers Road, March 26
2022 white BMW M5, tags MD/4FA4338
Ellicott City, 21043: 5000 block of Walking Stick Road, March 26 – 27 overnight
2015 black Infinity Q50
Columbia, 21044: 10100 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, March 26 – 27 overnight
2015 silver Chevrolet Corvette, MD/ 2ER5237
Columbia, 21044: 10600 block of High Beam Court, March 26 – 27 overnight
2014 silver Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/ 5BM5398
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 26, 2024
Robbery
Columbia, 21045: Royal Tobacco & Vape, 7100 block of Cradlerock Way, March 25
8:30 p.m.
An employee reported that three male suspects with their faces partially covered
entered the business, displayed handguns, and stole cash and merchandise before
fleeing. No one was injured.
Commercial burglary/vehicle theft
Columbia, 21045: Caliber Collision, 6400 block of Dobbin Center Way, March 25-26
overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered the business by breaking a bay door window and stole
a vehicle, a 2017 black Acura RDX with tags MD/3CL0908.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21046: 7000 block of Gentle Shade, March 25-26 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
Hanover, 21076: 7000 block of Southmoor Street, March 25-26 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21044: 10200 block of Wincopin Circle, March 25-26 overnight
2021 black BMW M3, tags MD/5ET3518
Laurel, 20723: 9500 block of Mellow Court, March 25-26 overnight
2003 white Ford Econoline E-250, tags MD/836Z24
Elkridge, 21075: 6700 block of Dorsey Road, March 25-26 overnight
2013 white Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/1BC4896
Ellicott City, 21043: 6000 block of Otterbein Lane, March 25-26 overnight
2016 Kia Soul (recovered)
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 23-25, 2024
Carjacking
Elkridge, 21075: 7200 block of Washington Boulevard, March 23 10 p.m.
An adult male victim reported that he was approached by two male suspects who
displayed handguns, assaulted him, and stole his vehicle, a 2018 black Toyota
Corolla with tags MD/9CS4794. No serious injuries were reported.
Residential burglary
Columbia, 21044: 6000 block of Laurel Wreath Way, March 21 10 p.m.
An adult male victim reported that a male suspect entered his residence without
permission and assaulted him. Police responded, located the suspect, and
arrested him. Nothing was reported stolen and no one was injured.
ARRESTED: Jadarrel Allen, 37, of Upper Marlboro, charged with burglary, assault,
and trespassing
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Laurel, 20723: 9700 block of Covered Wagon Drive, March 21-22 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
9200 block of Livery Lane, March 21-22 overnight, two vehicles: shoes
9300 block of Cabot Court, March 21-22 overnight, key, wallet
9200 block of Gross Avenue, March 25, unclear what, if anything, was stolen
Jessup, 20794: 8200 block of Washington Boulevard, March 21-22 overnight, two
vehicles: purse
Columbia, 21046: 9600 block of Broken Land Parkway, March 22, nothing reported
stolen
7500 block of Monarch Mills Way, March 24-25 overnight, tag
Elkridge, 21075: 7200 block of Montgomery Road, March 23-24 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
7000 block of Old Waterloo Road, March 23-24 overnight, nothing reported stolen
Savage, 20763: Corridor Road & Bollman Place, March 24-25, various items
Vehicle theft
Ellicott City, 21043: 3200 block of West Springs Drive, March 15-24
2011 red Freightliner, tags MD/0316F4
Hanover, 21076: 7100 block of Littlemore Way, March 21-22 overnight
2017 Hyundai Sonata (recover)
Laurel, 20723: 9000 North Laurel Road, March 21-22 overnight
2017 brown Hyundai Santa Fe, tags MD/2ES4905
Laurel, 20723: 9300 block of Cabot Court, March 21-22 overnight
2013 black Toyota RAV4, tags MD/2EC6182
Columbia, 21045: 9100 block of Red Branch Road, March 22-23 overnight
2005 blue Ford F-250, tags MD/8DM9500
Columbia, 21046: 8900 block of Skyrock Court, March 24 12:13 a.m.
2016 blue Kia Soul, tags MD/7EE2681
Laurel, 20723: 9300 block of Rock Ripple Lane, March 24-25 overnight
2022 gray Jeep Cherokee, tags MD/4FL0243
2010 blue Lexus RX 350, tags MD/4AF9298
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 22, 2024
Robbery
Columbia, 21045: Vape N Cigar, 7100 block of Minstrel Way, March 21 8:56 p.m.
A store employee reported three male suspects entered the store, displayed a
weapon and stole multiple products before fleeing. No one was injured.
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 21, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Savage, 20763: 8500 block of Foxborough Drive, March 20 – 21 overnight, tires
Elkridge, 21075: 7600 block of Hearthside Way, March 20 – 21 overnight, two
vehicles: tires
7000 block of Barnett Lane, March 20 – 21 overnight, tires
Vehicle theft
Laurel, 20723: 9900 block of Washington Boulevard, March 20
2007 white Cadillac CTS, tags VA/ TWJ4602
Jessup, 20794: 8300 block of Ari Court, March 20 – 21 overnight
Wine Hyundai Tuscon
Elkridge, 21075: 6800 block of Old Waterloo Road, March 20 – 21 overnight
2016 black Dodge Charger, tags MD/2FD8104
Jessup, 20794: 8100 block of Aspenwood Way, March 20 – 21 overnight
2013 silver Hyundai Sonata, tag MD/ 4DR6335
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 20, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Jessup, 20794: 8000 block of Washington Boulevard, March 19 11:30 p.m., watch
ARRESTED: Andrew Giddins, 20, and Seven Moulden, 29, of Baltimore, and two male
juveniles charged with theft, destruction of property, and rogue and vagabond
Elkridge, 21075: 5300 block of Landing Road, March 19-20 overnight, tablet
5700 block of Landing Road, March 19-20 overnight, unclear what, if anything,
was stolen
Vehicle theft
Laurel, 20723: 9000 block of Thamesmeade Road, March 18-19 overnight
2016 green Kia Soul, tags MD/5FH0891
Laurel, 20723: 8800 block of Freestate Drive, March 18-19 overnight
2007 white Cadillac Escalade
Elkridge, 21075: 6900 block of Red Clay Forge, March 19-20 overnight
2020 Kia Optima (recovered)
Columbia, 21045: 5800 block of Thunder Hill Road, March 19-20 overnight
White Ford van
Elkridge, 21075: 8800 block of Purple Iris Lane, March 19-20 overnight
2017 white Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/7BBS86
Elkridge, 21075: 6600 block of Latrobe Falls, March 19-20 overnight
2012 Hyundai Sonata (recovered)
Columbia, 21046: 7000 block of Eden Brook Drive, March 19-20 overnight
2016 blue Hyundai Santa Fe, tags MD/5CK5648
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 19, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 7000 block of Deepage Drive, March 18 5:30-7:15 p.m., wallet
Ellicott City, 21043: 8400 block of Baltimore National Pike, March 18 8:25 p.m.,
bag, wallet
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21045: 8800 block of Centre Park Drive, March 18 4-8 p.m.
2016 black Lexus RX 450, tags MD/5EX1595
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 16-18, 2024
Robbery
Columbia, 21045: Walmart, 6400 block of Dobbin Road, March 16 5:45 p.m.
A store employee reported that when he approached three male suspects who had
stolen merchandise, one suspect implied he had a weapon before they fled. No one
was injured.
Commercial burglary
Columbia, 21045: Kitchen & Bath Creations, 9000 block of Red Branch Road, March
15-18
Unknown suspect(s) forced entry into the business. Nothing was reported stolen.
Columbia, 21045: Dobbin Square Liquors, 6400 block of Dobbin Center Way, March
18 5:25 a.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the business by breaking the front glass door and
stole cigarettes and alcohol.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Laurel, 20723: 9200 block of Washington Boulevard, March 15-16 overnight,
multiple vehicles: nothing reported stolen
9100 block of Tumbleweed Run, March 17-18 overnight, tires
Columbia, 21046: 9700 block of Clocktower Lane, March 15-16 overnight, tires
Clarksville, 21029: 12100 block of Clarksville Pike, March 16, tag
Columbia, 21044: 11600 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, March 17-18 overnight,
nothing reported stolen
12200 block of Green Meadow Drive, March 17-18 overnight, nothing reported
stolen
Vehicle theft
Savage, 20763: 8100 block of Ellen Way, March 15-16 overnight
2016 Hyundai Elantra (recovered)
Laurel, 20723: 9400 block of Mayflower Court, March 15-16 overnight
2014 black and blue Suzuki GSX-R600 motorcycle, tags MD/629Y66
Elkridge, 21075: 6700 block of Caleb Dorsey Square, March 16-17 overnight
2015 black Kia Optima, tags MD/5BD7757
Laurel, 20723: 9000 block of Thamesmeade Road, March 16-17
2017 Hyundai Sonata (recovered)
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 12, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Jessup, 20794: 10600 block of Riggs Hill Road, March 7-12, tag
Columbia, 21044: 12100 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, March 11-12 overnight,
tires
5400 block of High Tide Court, March 11-12 overnight, nothing reported stolen
Ellicott City, 21043: 3000 block of Autumn Branch Lane, March 11-12 overnight,
nothing reported stolen
Laurel, 20723: 8800 block of Freestate Drive, March 12 12-1 p.m., tag
Vehicle theft
Elkridge, 21075: 6300 block of Green Field Road, March 11-12
2017 blue Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/1EN8358
Ellicott City, 21043: 3300 block of Oak West Drive, March 11-12
2017 white Hyundai Sonata, tags MD/5FF3832
2016 gray Hyundai Sonata, Arizona tags
Ellicott City, 21043: 3000 block of Oak Green Circle, March 11-12 overnight
2013 silver Hyundai Sonata, tags WV/6ZK311
Ellicott City, 21043: 3200 block of Kaiser Drive, March 11-12 overnight
2010 gray Infiniti G37x, tags MD/9FP1480
Columbia, 21044: 6000 block of Turnabout Lane, March 11-12 overnight
2012 black Acura TL, tags MD/4BN8673
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 9-11, 2024
Residential burglary
Elkridge, 21075: 6800 block of Old Waterloo Road, March 8-10
Unknown suspect(s) entered the residence and stole a safe containing various
items. No signs of forced entry were observed.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Laurel, 20723: 9900 block of Deer Run, March 7, documents
9300 block of Kendal Circle, March 7-8 overnight, change
9700 block of Covered Wagon Drive, March 8-9, tag
Elkridge, 21075: 7100 block of Old Waterloo Road, March 10-11 overnight, unclear
what, if anything, was stolen
Columbia, 21045: 6300 block of Early Glow Court, March 10-11 overnight, tag
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21044: 10300 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, March 8 8:30 a.m.-4:30
p.m.
2019 gray Kia Soul, tags MD/8EM8233
Columbia, 21046: 9700 block of Clocktower Lane, March 9 6:30-9:40 p.m.
2020 red Kia Sportage, tags MD/6EV9135
Columbia, 21044: 6100 block of Starburn Path, March 10 12-6 a.m.
2015 blue Suzuki GSX-R600 motorcycle, Virginia tags
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 8, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Laurel, 20723: 9900 block of Audrey Rose, March 6-7 overnight, nothing reported
stolen
Vehicle theft
Hanover, 21076: 6400 block of Hanover Road, March 7 11:40 p.m.
2013 black Infiniti G37, tags MD/4CZ2112
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 7, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Laurel, 20723: 10000 block of North Second Street, March 5-6, tires
Jessup, 20794: 9900 block of Guilford Road, March 5-7, documents
Columbia, 21044: 10300 block of College Square, March 6-7 overnight, two
vehicles: tires
Vehicle theft
Elkridge, 21075: 6200 block of Green Field Road, March 6-7 overnight
2014 white Kia Soul, tags MD/5FH8265
Columbia, 21044: 10000 block of Town Center Avenue, March 6-7 overnight
2021 Kawasaki ZX-10R motorcycle (recovered)
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 6, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Jessup, 20794: 7900 block of Dorsey Run Road, March 5-6, tags
Laurel, 20723: 10000 block of Washington Boulevard, March 5-6 overnight, tires
Ellicott City, 21042: 4900 block of Dorsey Hall Drive, March 5-6 overnight,
tires
10000 block of Clarksville Pike, March 6 11:30 a.m.-12 p.m., credit cards
Columbia, 21044: 5400 block of Harpers Farm Road, March 5-6 overnight, change
5600 block of Columbia Road, March 5-6 overnight, tires
Columbia, 21045: 6400 block of Dobbin Center Way, March 6 6:30-8:40 a.m., purse
6400 block of Dobbin Road, March 6 7:30-8:30 a.m., multiple vehicles: various
items
Vehicle theft
Annapolis Junction, 20701: 8800 block of Corridor Road, March 2-5
2005 green Nissan Pathfinder
Laurel, 20723: 10000 block of North Second Street, March 5 – 6 overnight
2010 gray Infiniti G37, tags VA/TKU1401
2014 gray Infiniti Q60, tags MD/8FG0959
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 5, 2024
Weapon violation
Elkridge, 21075: River Road & Levering Avenue, March 4 9 p.m.
Two adult victims reported that they were walking at the above location when a
vehicle stopped, and after a verbal altercation, one of the occupants of the
vehicle fired a gunshot before fleeing. No one was injured. Police recovered a
shell casing at the scene.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21046: 7000 block of Minstrel Way, March 4, bag
Columbia, 21045: 5400 block of Wingborne Court, March 4-5 overnight, tires
Vehicle theft
Elkridge, 21075: 7800 block of Marioak Drive, March 4 6:30 a.m.-1:15 p.m.
2016 black Kia Forte, tags MD/4EH5580
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 2-4, 2024
Commercial burglary
Elkridge, 21075: Howard Wine & Spirits, 7700 block of Hearthside Way, March 3
7:36 p.m.
Unknown suspects entered the business by breaking the rear glass door and stole
alcohol.
Jessup, 20794: Crestmount Wine & Spirits, 7900 block of Washington Boulevard,
March 4 2:18 a.m.
Police responded to the business for a burglary in progress and determined that
the suspect(s) had entered the business by prying open a rear door and stole the
cash register tills. Police located one suspect and arrested him.
ARRESTED: Jamal Curtis-El, 33, of Baltimore, charged with burglary, theft, and
destruction of property
Residential burglary
Glenelg, 21737: 14900 block of Meriwether Driver, Feb. 29-March 1 overnight
Uknown suspect(s) entered an attached open garage. Nothing was reported stolen.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21044: 10300 block of Daystar Court, March 1-2 overnight, tag
Elkridge, 21075: 7000 block of Dorsey Run Road, March 1-4, tag
Savage, 20763: 8600 block of Foundry Street, March 3-4 overnight, tires
Vehicle theft
Savage, 20763: 8700 block of Bollman Place, Feb. 29-March 1 overnight
2005 International Harvester 4200 (recovered)
Laurel, 20723: 10000 block of Fall Rain Drive, March 1-2 overnight
2010 black Lexus RX 350, tags MD/56618CH
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, March 1, 2024
Residential burglary
Ellicott City, 21043: 3700-3800 block of Old Columbia Pike, Feb. 29-March 1
overnight
Police responded for a report of a female suspect entering a residence and
attempting to enter another. Nothing was reported stolen. Police located the
suspect and arrested her.
ARRESTED: Mary Tourison, 50, of Fortescue, N.J., charged with burglary
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Glenelg, 21737: 14500 block of Edgewoods Way, March 1 5 a.m., unclear what, if
anything, was stolen
Vehicle theft
Elkridge, 21075: 7100 block of Maiden Point Place, Feb. 29-March 1 overnight
2020 white Honda CR-V, tags MD/1EH0673
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 29, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Laurel, 20723: 9200 block of Gold Dust Court, Feb. 26-28, tools
Columbia, 21046: 9700 block of Clocktower Lane, Feb. 28-29 overnight, tires
Ellicott City, 21042: 10200 block of Silverstone Place, Feb. 28-29 overnight,
purse
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21045: 9300 block of Curtsey Court, Feb. 28-29 overnight
2018 red Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/8FJ3762
Columbia, 21044: 10100 block of Twin Rivers Road, Feb. 28-29 overnight
2017 red Chevrolet Camaro, tags IL/DM22953
Savage, 20763: 8300 block of Perri Drive, Feb. 28-29 overnight
2015 silver Kia Optima, tags MD/DV16954
Laurel, 20723: 9000 block of Stebbing Way, Feb. 28-29 overnight
Silver Infiniti G37
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 28, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Ellicott City, 21043: 3100 block of North Ridge Road, Feb. 27, two vehicles:
purses
Columbia, 21044: 5900 block of Symphony Woods Road, Feb. 27, two vehicles:
various items
10100 block of Twin Rivers Road, Feb. 27-28 overnight, dashcam
Laurel, 20723: 9100 block of Blues Alley, Feb. 27-28 overnight, tools
Vehicle theft
Ellicott City, 21043: 4500 block of Rolling Meadows, Feb. 27 7:50 p.m.
2012 silver Honda Odyssey, tags MD/8AR3135
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 23, 2024
Commercial burglary
Columbia, 21045: Pizza Hut, 7100 block of Minstrel Way, Feb. 23 4:25 a.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the business by breaking a front glass door. Nothing
was reported stolen.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Elkridge, 21075: 6600 block of Amberton Drive, Feb. 19-23, tag
Clarksville, 21029: 12200 block of Hall Shop Road, Feb. 21-22 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
Columbia, 21045: 4900 block of Blue Wing Court, Feb. 22-23 overnight, tag
Columbia, 21046: 7500 block of Murray Hill Road, Feb. 22-23 overnight, tag
Vehicle theft
Ellicott City, 21043: 3100 block of Burgess Mill Way, Feb. 20-22
2020 blue GMC Sierra, tags MD/4EW9849
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 22, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 9500 block of Pamplona Road, Feb. 18-21, nothing reported
stolen
Ellicott City, 21043: 4300 block of Montgomery Road, Feb. 21 11:15 a.m.-12:30
p.m., two vehicles: purses
7900 block of Brightmeadow Court, Brightlight Place, Feb. 21-22 overnight, four
vehicles: airbags
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 21, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Elkridge, 21075: 7000 block of Troy Hill Drive, Feb. 19-20, catalytic converter
6700 block of Old Waterloo Road, Feb. 20-21 overnight, tag
Columbia, 21046: Broken Land Parkway and Route 32, Feb. 20, catalytic converter
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 17-20, 2024
Carjacking
Laurel, 20723: 8700 block of Freestate Drive, Feb. 16 7:38 p.m.
An adult male victim reported that he arranged online to sell a vehicle, and
upon meeting at the above agreed upon location, a male suspect displayed a
handgun and stole the vehicle, a 2008 white Mercedes-Benz S550. No one was
injured.
Robbery
Columbia, 21045: Hampton Inn, 8800 block of Columbia 100 Parkway, Feb. 19 7:45
p.m.
An adult male victim reported that a female he arranged online, along with a
male suspect, assaulted him, displayed a handgun, and stole his wallet and keys
before fleeing. No serious injuries were reported.
Commercial burglary
Columbia, 21045: Columbia Palace Wine & Spirits, Feb. 19 5:50 a.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the business by breaking the front glass door and
stole alcohol and cigarettes.
Columbia, 21044: Scot’s Glen, 10700 block of McGregor Drive, Feb. 19 9:20 a.m.
Police responded for a report of a male suspect who was observed in the
clubhouse without permission and then fled. Nothing was reported stolen.
Residential burglary
Elkridge, 21075: 6100 block of Clements Lane, Feb. 18 4-9 p.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the residence by forcing open a door and stole cash,
jewelry, and other items.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Jessup, 20794: 8500 block of Washington Boulevard, Feb. 15 1 p.m., catalytic
converter
Elkridge, 21075: 6700-6800 block of Old Waterloo Road, Feb. 16-17 overnight,
multiple vehicles: camera equipment, nothing else reported stolen
Blue Stream Drive & Potter Place, Feb. 17 2:50 a.m., nothing reported stolen
(ARRESTED: Natnael Meharay, 24, and Semere Tesfagabr, 23, both of Indiana,
charged with rogue and vagabond and destruction of property)
7000 block of Ducketts Lane, Feb. 19-20 overnight, tires
Laurel, 20723: 9600 block of Covered Wagon Drive, Feb. 16-17 overnight, tires
9400 block of Madison Avenue, Feb. 17-18 overnight, tools
9500 block of Lynn Buff Court, Feb. 18-19 overnight, catalytic converter
8700 block of Freestate Drive, Feb. 18-19 overnight, tag
Columbia, 21046: 7200 block of Eden Brook Drive, Feb. 16-18, nothing reported
stolen
Columbia, 21045: 5300 block of Thunder Hill Road, Feb. 16-18, airbag
Columbia, 21044: 10400 block of Hickory Ridge Road, Feb. 16-19, handgun
10900 block of Grantchester Way, Feb. 18, airbag
Ellicott City, 21043: 8600 block of Manahan Drive, Feb. 17 4:30 a.m., nothing
reported stolen
8700 block of Town and Country Boulevard, Feb. 17, tag
Ellicott City, 21042: 10000 block of Clarksville Pike, Feb. 19 2:15-3:55 p.m.,
wallet
Hanover, 21076: 7200 block of Alden Way, Feb. 20, tires
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21044: 10500 block of Faulkner Ridge Circle, Feb. 16-17 overnight
2018 blue Infiniti Q50, tags MD/6EP6796
Elkridge, 21075: 6600 block of Ducketts Lane, Feb. 16-17 overnight
2015 black Kia Forte, tags MD/3BV2471
Elkridge, 21075: 6700 block of Old Waterloo Road, Feb. 17 12:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
2020 Hyundai Accent (recovered)
Ellicott City, 21043: 8400 block of Baltimore National Pike, Feb. 17 9:35-11:05
p.m.
2022 gray Toyota Corolla, tags MD/4EX4477
Ellicott City, 21043: 8600 block of Manahan Drive, Feb. 17-18 overnight
2020 white Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/5EG0468
Columbia, 21046: 8900 block of Early April Way, Feb. 18-19
2018 gray Kia Optima, tags MD/9FL7058
Columbia, 21046: 7300 block of Eden Brook Drive, Feb. 18-19 overnight
2020 white Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/4FP7080
Hanover, 21076: 7400 block of Coca Cola Drive, Feb. 19 7:40 p.m.
2024 International Harvester (recovered)
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 16, 2024
Robbery
Jessup, 20794: 8900 block of Oakwood Way, Feb. 14 6:30 p.m.
A juvenile suspect reported that he arranged online to meet with an acquaintance
to exchange clothing items. Upon meeting at the agreed upon location, the
acquaintance and two other suspects displayed a handgun, assaulted the victim,
and stole jewelry before fleeing. No serious injuries were reported.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21044: 10000 block of Town Center Avenue, Feb. 15 4-10:30 p.m., airbag
Clarksville, 21029: 12400 block of Auto Drive, Feb. 15-16 overnight, three
vehicles: airbags
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21046: 9100 block of Gracious End Court, Feb. 14-15 overnight
2018 gray Infiniti Q50, tags MD/6FC6180
Woodstock, 21163: 2100 block of Harrow Drive, Feb. 15-16 overnight
2011 black Infiniti G37, tags MD/ACE0031
Hanover, 21076: 6000 block of Adcock Lane, Feb. 16 3-7:30 a.m.
2016 beige Honda Accord, tags MD/8CJ0889
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 15, 2024
Residential burglary
Jessup, 20794: 10200 block of Guilford Road, Feb. 14-15 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered a residence under construction. Unknown what, if
anything, was stolen.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Marriottsville, 21104: 11200 block of Barnsley Way, Feb. 13-14 overnight,
sunglasses
Vehicle theft
Mount Airy, 21771: 1200 block of Shaffersville Road, Feb. 14-15 overnight
2014 blue Acura RDX, tags MD/9DP6801
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 14, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 5800 block of Thunder Hill Road, Feb. 13, tag
Marriottsville, 21104: 11000 block of Dovedale Court, Feb. 13-14 overnight,
various items
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21045: 9600 block of Whiteacre Road, Feb. 13-14 overnight
2018 gray Infiniti Q50, tags MD/2EY0328
Jessup, 20794: 8900 block of Oakwood Way, Feb. 13-14 overnight
2023 burgundy Dodge Charger, tags MD/4FH3923
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 13, 2024
Commercial burglary
Ellicott City, 21042: Tobacco & Vape Outlet, 10200 block of Baltimore National
Pike, Feb. 13 12:20 a.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the business by breaking a window and stole
merchandise.
Residential burglary
Ellicott City, 21042: 2600 block of Legends Way, Feb. 12 3:10 p.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the residence by breaking a rear window and stole
cash, jewelry, and handbags.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 5700 block of Margrave Mews, Feb. 12-13, cash, gift card
Vehicle theft
Elkridge, 21075: 7800 block of Blue Stream Drive, Feb. 11-12
2011 white Infiniti G37, tags VA/7290XH
Columbia, 21045: 5800 block of Stevens Forest Road, Feb. 11-12 overnight
2014 white Toyota Venza, tags MD/1FD4644
Elkridge, 21075: 8100 block of Robinson Jefferson Drive, Feb. 11-12 overnight
2017 silver Hyundai Santa Fe, tags IN/393CNQ
Laurel, 20723: 9200 block of Livery Lane, Feb. 12-13 overnight
2013 silver Ford Explorer, tags MD/04310CK
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 10-12, 2024
Robbery
Columbia, 21045: 8200 block of Tamar Drive, Feb. 9 4 p.m.
An adult female victim reported that she was approached by a male suspect who
displayed a handgun and stole her cell phone before fleeing. No one was injured.
Elkridge, 21075: 7700 block of Hearthside Way, Feb. 9 9:24 p.m.
Two juvenile victims reported that they were approached by a group of possibly
juvenile suspects who displayed handguns, assaulted one victim and stole that
victim’s jacket before fleeing. No one was injured.
**Police believe the following four incidents are related**
Columbia, 21046: 8800 block of Guilford Road, Feb. 12 7 a.m.
A juvenile male victim reported that he was approached by a group of suspects
with their faces partially covered who displayed handguns, assaulted him, and
stole his sneakers and wallet before fleeing. No serious injuries were reported.
Columbia, 21046: 7300 block of Rocky Creek Drive, Feb. 12 8 a.m.
A juvenile male victim reported that he was approached by a group of suspects
with their faces partially covered who assaulted him and stole his backpack
containing various items before fleeing. No serious injuries were reported.
Columbia, 21046: 7000 block of Old Columbia Road, Feb. 12 8 a.m.
A juvenile male victim reported that he was approached by a group of suspects
with their faces partially covered who assaulted him and attempted to steal
items before fleeing. No serious injuries were reported.
Columbia, 21046: 8600 block of Guilford Road, Feb. 12 8:20 a.m.
A juvenile male victim reported that he was approached by a group of suspects
with their faces partially covered who displayed a handgun, assaulted him, and
stole his sneakers and hoodie before fleeing. No serious injuries were reported.
Commercial burglary/vehicle theft
Elkridge, 21075: CC Auto Sales, 5800 block of Washington Boulevard, Feb. 9-10
overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered the business, stole keys, and stole the following
vehicles:
2009 blue Mercury Mariner
2012 red Jeep Liberty
2015 gray Ford Mustang
2023 silver Nissan Sentra
Commercial burglary
Columbia, 21045: 8800 block of Centre Park Drive, Feb. 9-10 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered Block Advisors by breaking the front glass door
(nothing reported stolen); Upper Crust Pizza by breaking the glass window (stole
cash and electronics); and attempted to enter Great Harvest Bread Co.
Columbia, 21045: Jeffers Hill Elementary School, 6000 block of Tamar Drive, Feb.
9-12
Unknown suspect(s) entered two portable classrooms by breaking the windows. It
is unclear what, if anything, was stolen.
Columbia, 21045: Talbott Springs Elementary School, 9500 block of Basket Ring
Road, Feb. 10 2:30 a.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the school possibly through the courtyard. Nothing
was reported stolen.
Residential burglary
Laurel, 20723: 8300 block of Sweet Cherry Lane, Feb. 9 10:30 a.m.
A resident reported that a female suspect entered the residence through an
unlocked door and then left when confronted. Nothing was reported stolen.
Ellicott City, 21042: 8900 block of Frederick Road, Feb. 10-11 overnight
Unknown suspect(s) entered the property and stole two dirt bikes and a
generator.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Ellicott City, 21042: 3200 block of Halcyon Court, Feb. 8-9 overnight, tag
3100 block of Rogers Avenue, Feb. 10 9:45 p.m., four vehicles: airbags
3300 block of Hollow Court, Feb. 10-11 overnight, airbag
3000 block of Dexter Drive, Feb. 10-11 overnight, airbags
10000 block of Clarksville Pike, Feb. 11, credit cards, registration
Elkridge, 21075: 8100 block of Robinson Jefferson Drive, Feb. 9-10 overnight,
airbag
6000 block of Toomey Lane, Feb. 10-11 overnight, nothing reported stolen
Columbia, 21044: 6200 block of Dove Sail Lane, Feb. 9-10 overnight, unclear
what, if anything, was stolen
10300 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, Feb. 10, airbag
Laurel, 20723: 9700 block of Lady Slipper Court, Feb. 9-10 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
9700 block of Country Meadows Lane, Feb. 9-10 overnight, tools
9300 block of Kings Post Court, Feb. 10-11 overnight, airbag
8700 block of Birkenhead Court, Feb. 10-11 overnight, airbag
9600 block of Hammonds Overlook Court, Feb. 10-11 overnight, airbag
9400 block of Glen Ridge Drive, Feb. 10-11 overnight, two vehicles: airbags
Savage, 20763: 8800 block of Lincoln Street, Feb. 9-10 overnight, nothing
reported stolen
Ellicott City, 21043: 3000 block of Dexter Drive, Feb. 10-11 overnight, airbag
Clarksville, 21029: 12400 block of Auto Drive, Feb. 10-11 overnight, multiple
vehicles: airbags
Vehicle theft
Laurel, 20723: 9400 block of Royal Path Cove, Feb. 8-9
2020 gray Kia Sportage, tags MD/8FH5223
Elkridge, 20175: 5600 block of Furnace Avenue, Feb. 10-11 overnight
2020 black Kia Optima, tags MD/7FD3405
Columbia, 21044: 5300 block of Columbia Road, Feb. 11 7:45 p.m.
2007 Honda Accord (recovered)
Elkridge, 21075: 7100 block of Fox Harbor Way, Feb. 11-12 overnight
2013 gray Infiniti G37x, tags MD/ 8EB6722
Elkridge, 21075: 7700 block of Port Capital Drive, Feb. 12 12:30-8 a.m.
2013 black Infiniti G37x, tags MD/VALLABH
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Police investigating fatal collision involving a pedestrian – February 10, 2024
Howard County police are investigating a fatal collision involving a pedestrian
in Clarksville overnight.
At approximately 12:30 a.m., a 2024 Toyota Corolla was travelling westbound when
it struck a pedestrian walking in the travel portion of the roadway.
The pedestrian, an adult male, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the Corolla remained at the scene. The investigation is ongoing.
Westbound lanes of Route 32 were closed for approximately three hours.
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, Friday, February 9, 2024
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 6500 block of Fruitgift Place, Feb. 8 2:10 p.m., nothing
reported stolen
7400 block of Broken Staff, Feb. 8-9 overnight, various items
Elkridge, 21075: 6500 block of Washington Boulevard, Feb. 8 4-5 p.m., wallet
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21044: 11400 block of Little Patuxent Parkway, Feb. 8-9
2017 white Nissan 370z, tags MD/DRKNMNK
Ellicott City, 21043: 3200 block of Normandy Woods Drive, Feb. 8-9 overnight
2017 white Nissan 370z, tags NJ/823269T
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POLICE INVESTIGATING SINGLE-VEHICLE COLLISION INVOLVING A SCHOOL BUS – FEBRUARY
8, 2024
Howard County police are investigating a single-vehicle collision in Columbia in
which a school bus overturned.
At approximately 3:33 p.m. police responded to the 7300 block of Old Columbia
Road for an overturned school bus. The bus was traveling northbound when it left
the roadway for an unknown reason. No other vehicles were involved. There were
no indications of driver impairment.
Of the 19 Hammond Middle School students on the bus, two males and two females,
ages 11-14, were transported to the hospital for a checkup. The driver, a
30-year-old female, was not injured.
The cause of the collision remains under investigation.
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, Friday, February 8, 2024
Commercial burglary
Jessup, 20794: Xfinity, 7300 block of Assateague Drive, Feb. 8 3:40 a.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the business by breaking the front glass door and
stole merchandise.
Vehicle theft
Laurel, 20723: 8900 block of Oxley Forest Court, Feb. 7 3:15 p.m.
2020 Ford box truck (recovered)
ARRESTED: Oscar Melendez, 19, of Laurel, charged with motor vehicle theft,
theft, and reckless endangerment
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HCPD Daily Crime Bulletin, February 7, 2024
Residential burglary
Fulton, 20759: 7700 block of Water Street, Feb. 4-6
Unknown suspect(s) entered the residence through a window and stole various
items.
Ellicott City, 21043: 8700 block of Town and Country Boulevard, Feb. 6 1:30-5:50
p.m.
Unknown suspect(s) entered the residence through a sliding door and stole cash.
Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in
Columbia, 21045: 8400 block of Oak Bush Terrace, Feb. 2-6, nothing reported
stolen
Columbia, 21044: 5400 block of Vantage Point Road, Feb. 6-7 overnight, airbag
Ellicott City, 21043: 8600 block of Baltimore National Pike, Feb. 6-7 overnight,
nothing reported stolen
Laurel, 20723: 9100 block of Whiskey Bottom Road, Feb. 6-7 overnight, four
vehicles: catalytic converters
Jessup, 20794: 8300 block of Washington Boulevard, Feb. 6-7 overnight, catalytic
converter
Elkridge, 21075: 7300 block of Washington Boulevard, Feb. 6-7 overnight, two
vehicles: catalytic converters
Vehicle theft
Columbia, 21046: 7300 block of Eden Brook Drive, Feb. 6-7
2018 black Hyundai Elantra, tags VA/VYB5139
Elkridge, 21075: 6800 block of Iron Ore, Feb. 6-7 overnight
2021 white GMC Sierra, tags MD/82990CJ
Elkridge, 21075: 7300 block of Summit Rock Road, Feb. 6-7 overnight
2022 blue Dodge Ram 1500, tags MD/8FM9752
Laurel, 20723: 9100 block of Stebbing Way, Feb. 6-7 overnight
2018 silver Infiniti Q50
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