Drivers Beware: Nighttime Lane Closures along West Side of I-695

Expect temporary overnight single and double lane closures along I-695 Sundays through Thursdays between 7 p.m. and 5 a.m. the next morning.

Summer News Heats Up: Top MD Headlines

Arson, crime, mayhem; even some stories to warm your heart. Do you know what you need to know about what's happening in your back yard and beyond?

Boom in Thunderstorms Expected Wednesday, Thursday

Same-Sex Couples Now Eligible for Federal Health Benefits

Supreme Court decision expands health care options for federal employees who are married to a same-sex partner.

Decades after Roswell, UFO Sightings in Baltimore and Beyond

A rancher found what was thought to be a UFO in a field in Roswell, NM, 66 years ago. Even to this day, UFO sightings—and the search what those UFOs are—continue.

Driving in Maryland: Cost Much? Double Tax Whammy Hits July 1

Maryland motorists will pay nearly 4 cents per gallon more in taxes while Virginia residents will see a decrease of 6 cents.

College Loan Rates Likely Doubling Monday, Affecting Thousands of Marylanders

Congress has yet to act on a cut, which is set to expire July 1, that has kept interest rates on college loans low.

SHA Details Planned Detours at Old Court and Park Heights

Tornado Watch in Effect for Baltimore County, Region

Strong Reaction in Maryland to Supreme Court Ruling on Same-Sex Marriage

Elected officials, religious leaders and advocacy groups all weigh in on the rulings on the Defense of Marriage Act and California's Proposition 8.

More Storm Drain Repairs Planned at Old Court, Park Heights

Cardin: Voting Rights Act Decision 'Erroneous'

Sen. Ben Cardin said the US Supreme Court's decision to strike down part of the Voting Rights Act is "erroneous."

Baltimore County Public Safety Building Evacuated Briefly

Odor of smoke causes afternoon evacuation of the building that houses the county fire and police departments

Could O'Malley's Presidential Bid Hinge on Hillary Clinton's Plans?

The two-term Maryland governor tells the National Journal he's in a "year of discernment" when it comes to running in 2016.

Bay Bridge Toll Fee Climbs to $6 Starting July 1

The fees will be used to pay off state debt and bridge maintenance.

NSA Leaker Edward Snowden Has Strong Maryland Ties

The 29-year-old reportedly lived near Fort Meade and worked at a University of Maryland NSA facility.

NWS: Tornado Watch, Flood Warning in Effect

Help your neighbors stay safe by posting in the comments section about road conditions, downed trees or flooding in and around the Pikesville area.

Thunderstorms, Flash Flooding Possible Monday

A flash flood watch is in effect through 8 p.m., according to the National Weather Service's forecasts for Pikesville and Catonsville.

Pikesville Man Files Complaint against Baltimore County Council

Ralph Jaffe says the public wasn't given enough notice of hearings on increasing stormwater fees.

Pikesville Chamber of Commerce Honors Businesses, Community Members

Nick Mangione of Doubletree by Hilton honored as person of the year, and First Watch was honored as business of the year.

County: Rabid Cat Found, Feline Colony To Be Trapped

Baltimore County reports that a feral cat has died of rabies, and is trying to remove the cats in a feral colony from the area near Rhonda Court.

Tickets Available for 'Capitol Steps'

The annual Night Under the Stars event at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation in Pikesville will honor Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetz and Jill Kamenetz.

Pikesville Resident To Run in House of Delegates Primary

Democrat Don Engel, a UMBC administrator, announced his candidacy Tuesday.

Snowbirds in Pikesville

Waterfowl were abundant despite a snowfall Monday at Druid Ridge Cemetery.

Randallstown Man Convicted of Tax, Bankruptcy Fraud

Federal jury finds a 42-year-old guilty of filing a false tax return, falsifying bankruptcy records and more.

Council Bans Panhandle Lots in Greenspring-East Pikesville

Councilwoman Vicki Almond says the change will "protect residential areas from over-development."

Forecast: More Snow, 11 Inches, Could Accumulate Wednesday

Wednesday will be filled with snow, rain and wind with 3-8 inches of snow expected to stack up during the day, and some more at night.

Snowstorm Could Drop Up to 10 inches in Baltimore Metro Area

Most communities could see 4-8 inches total, but Randallstown, Owings Mills and Reisterstown could get the most, at up to 10 inches from Tuesday night through Wednesday night, according to the National Weather Service.

UPDATE: Heavy Snow, Winds, Power Outages Could Begin Tuesday

A snowstorm is heading toward Central Maryland and Baltimore County, and may hit Tuesday, and BGE is bringing in 500 extra workers.

Overnight Snow Expected this Week

While most days will be dry and clear, one night could bring wintry weather to the Baltimore Metro area.

Rap Concert Cancelation in Pikesville Concerns Police

The Baltimore County Police Department is using its own social media to let customers who bought tickets to a Gucci Mane concert in Pikesville know that it will not be held.

Police: Rap Concert Canceled by Pikesville Armory

Rapper Gucci Mane had been scheduled to perform at the Pikesville Armory on Saturday.

O’Malley Warns of Effects of Sequestration

About 12,000 jobs in the state could be lost, he said.

UPDATE: Work Continues at Park Heights, Old Court

Even into Wednesday night, crews were working on an underground utility at the intersection near the Suburban Club of Baltimore.

Rain, Wind, Snow in Forecast for Pikesville

The National Weather service calls for rain Tuesday, wind gusts on Wednesday and snow on Friday.

Some Snowfall Expected Overnight

The National Weather Service, forecasts less than one-half inch of precipitation Thursday.

UPDATE: Hazardous Weather in Forecast for Thursday Night

The National Weather Service calls for a wintry mix of light precipitation for Central Maryland, Northern DC and Northern VA.

Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company Fire Log: January 2013

The following house fires were reported on the Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company's website.

Sewer Main Break Reported in Randallstown

Bens Run is the site of the overflow, and officials are monitoring the water quality in that Patapsco River tributary.

Watch for DUI Patrols Friday Night

Baltimore and Harford counties will team up to catch drunk drivers.