REAL ID Deadline Is Days Away: What You Need To Know In MD

Maryland travelers have less than a month left to make sure they have the right identification to board domestic flights.

National Do Good Heroes Honor Goes To Bel Air Police Officer

In July 2024, Bel Air Senior Police Officer Rick Krause was named a Do Good Hero. He recently was named an annual winner for the program.

New Tariffs: These 10 Products May Get Pricier In MD

The 10 percent across-the-board tariff hike takes effect Saturday, while the higher reciprocal tariffs will take effect next week.

Trump To Sign Order Closing Dept. Of Education: See MD Impacts

The order fulfills a campaign promise to eliminate an agency that President Donald Trump has decried as wasteful.

New Tariffs Take Effect: What That Could Mean For MD Consumers

Tariffs announced by President Trump have sparked renewed concerns of a North American trade war. Here's how they'll affect Marylanders.

Trump Considering Big Changes For Postal Service: What To Know In MD

The president said he may take control of the U.S. Postal Service, which has operated independently of the federal government since 1970.

Real ID Deadline Approaches: What MD Residents Need To Know

Here’s what Maryland residents need to know about getting their Real ID before the May 7 deadline.

$60M In Public Improvement Bonds Sold By County To Finance Projects

Harford Co. officials announced the sale of $60M in public improvement bonds to help fund projects including schools, roads, bridges, etc.

MD Sues Trump Over Ending Birthright Citizenship

MD leaders say in a lawsuit that the president's executive order violates the constitutional rights of children born in the United States.

IRS Sending Out $2.4B In Unclaimed Stimulus Money: What To Know In MD

The IRS payments should start landing in people’s bank accounts and mailboxes in late January. Here's how to know if you qualify.

Judge Rules Sheriff's Deputy Cannot Serve As County Council Member

A judge has ruled that a Harford County sheriff's deputy cannot serve as a County Council member, and must step down immediately.

Submit Questions Now About Proposed County FY26 Budget

Harford County officials will host a town hall meeting to discuss the proposed FY26 budget and answer residents' questions.

Apply By Dec. 31 To Fill Seat On Police Accountability Board Committee

There's still time to submit an application for a spot on the administrative charging committee for the county Police Accountability board.

Social Security Retirement Age Going Up In 2025: What It Means In MD

The full retirement age will rise in January to match a growing expected lifespan, according to a law passed in 1983.

Input Needed On Spending County's Share Of MD Marijuana Sales Tax

Residents can attend meetings to provide input about how Harford County can best use CRRF from state tax imposed on marijuana sales.

$220K Paid Toward Volunteer First Responders' School Loans

Harford County officials announced they've paid $220K toward 44 volunteer first responders' school loans.

Here's How MD Counties Voted In Harris Vs. Trump Race

See how the 2024 presidential election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump breaks down by county in Maryland.

MD Adds Reproductive Access To State Constitution

Marylanders approved a state constitutional amendment that "guarantees a right to reproductive freedom," according to the AP.

Harford County Charter Amendment Wins Approval

Voters have voiced their opinion about the proposed charter amendment in Harford County. See how the election turned out.

Harford Co. Voter Guide: What's On The Ballot, Polling Places

The Maryland general election is on Tuesday. Check your candidates and polling place in Patch's Harford County voter guide.

MD Amendment Would Guarantee Reproductive Freedom

Question 1 on the Nov. 5 ballot asks Marylanders to vote on an amendment that "guarantees a right to reproductive freedom."

Public Invited To Give Feedback About Zoning Applications At Meetings

Two meetings will be held this month for the public to provide feedback about zoning applications.

Harford County Voter Guide: General Election Candidates, Polling Place

Voters on Nov. 5 will decide a Harford County charter amendment, along with president, and U.S. Senate and U.S. House races in Maryland.

MD Voters To Decide Amendment Guaranteeing Reproductive Freedom

Question 1 on the Nov. 5 ballot asks Marylanders to vote on an amendment that "guarantees a right to reproductive freedom."

Volunteer Needed To Serve On Harford Co. Police Accountability Board

Individuals have two days to apply for a seat on the Harford County Police Accountability Board's Administrative Charging Committee.

Harford County Commission On Disabilities Accepting Award Nominations

Nominations are being accepted now for several awards being given by the Harford County Commission on Disabilities in October.

MD Undocumented Immigrants Pay $780M In Taxes, Study Says: Here’s How

An estimated 259,000 undocumented immigrants in Maryland earned a total income of roughly $8.9 billion in 2022, an ITEP study found.

Comments Sought For Proposed Solar Facility In Harford County

The public can comment on a proposed solar facility in Harford Co. at a community meeting July 29 or by submitting comments via email/mail.

Harford Co. Police Accountability Board Needs Volunteer For Committee

One volunteer is needed to fill a vacancy on the Harford County Police Accountability Board's Administrative Charging Committee.

2024 Harford County Primary Election Results For Congress, President

Here are unofficial results from the May 14 primaries. Harford County residents voted to fill House and Senate seats, plus president.

Harford County Primary 2024: Where To Vote, Who's Running

Election Day May 14 will see Harford County voters choose candidates running for president, seats in the House and Senate, and for judge.

HCPS Leaders Cancel Summer School In Light Of County Budget Unveiling

Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly has introduced his proposed FY25 budget, which has led school officials to cancel summer school.

IRS Owes Marylanders Over $26M In Unclaimed Refunds Soon To Expire

Some 22,000 Marylanders are owed money from the IRS, but time is running out to claim the cash. Here's what you need to do.

Agricultural Preservation Program Proposed Changes To Help Landowners

Harford County leaders proposed changes to the Agricultural Preservation Program designed to help property owners protect their land.

Harford Co. Executive Cassilly, Councilman Penman Exchange Accusations

Harford County Executive Cassilly and Councilman Penman are engaged in another disagreement over ethics, according to Cassilly's office.

MD Nears 100 Dispensaries: Where To Find Them As Industry Grows

Maryland will soon license its 100th dispensary. Here's how the weed industry is budding, 8 months after recreational use was legalized.

Volunteers Needed To Serve On Police Accountability Board Committee

Volunteers have until Feb. 16 to apply for a spot on the Harford County Police Accountability Board's Administrative Charging Committee.

Harford County Retains AAA Bond Rating In New Year

Three major independent bond-rating agencies have given Harford County a AAA rating for 2024, which saves taxpayer money, officials noted.

Proposed Bill Allowing 2nd Homes To Share Lots Opposed By Cassilly

Harford County Executive Bob Cassilly has expressed his opposition to a bill allowing for freestanding accessory dwelling units to be built.

MD Economy Has Been Stalled Since 2017: Comptroller Report

The first report issued by state officials on Maryland's economy said its growth is stagnant, and stalled in 2017. Read report highlights.