Local Missing in Libya, Stevenson Relays, Development Up: News Roundup for 4/10 - 4/17

Concern is mounting about the welfare of Baltimore native and UMBC graduate Matthew VanDyke, who vanished during civil upheaval in Libya a month ago.

The Baltimore County Police Department is home to several, but not all, of the bells and whistles that come along with the intriguing fields of forensic art and crime scene investigation.

More than 300 students and community members gathered Friday in the gym at 's Owings Mills campus for its first ever Relay for Life event.

A roundup of incidents in Precinct 3, serving Reisterstown and Owings Mills.

Behind another strong performance from senior Tyler Witt, the Eagles plated four runs despite recording just one single for the game.

Residents Call for More Diversity on County Council
Their requests were part of the redistricting commission's second public hearing, held at Tuesday at . 

Two major construction projects along Red Run Boulevard are on track to be completed late this summer.

Our new Moms Council member relates the story of The Little Village Academy in Chicago, which banned students from bringing packed lunches. But do they have a right to do so?

You can save money, clean your kitchen and plan on leftovers with this traditional rendition of red beans and rice with sausage and cornbread.

G4S Security Solutions has increased its patrol hours by 30 percent and widened the window of time that patrols are out and about in New Town.

More than a month after Patch's request, the Baltimore County chool system released the salary of its new deputy superintendent.

VIDEO: Highlights from General Assembly 2011
How did Baltimore County fare this legislative session? Associate Regional Editor Bryan Sears explains.

To Friend or Not to Friend: Franklin High School Teachers, Students Walk Fine Line with Facebook
While there is potential for boundaries to be crossed, students and teachers at Franklin figure out their own ways of making Facebook work in and outside of school.

Firefighters Rescue Window Washer Trapped Outside 10th Floor of Towson Building
Fire officials saved the window washer shortly after 1 p.m. Thursday at 800 Southerly Rd. in Towson.