Owings Mills News

Tom Loveland, CEO of Mind Over Machines in Owings Mills, helped the state's IT industry stave off a tax on computer services in 2008.

A Maryland State Police trooper is recovering after a crash in Owings Mills. The crash happened shortly before 9:30 a.m. Thursday near Lakeside Boulevard and Common Brook Road.

AP Photo OHMD104, Nk OWINGS MILLS, Md. Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs will miss Sunday's game agains4 the Indianapolis Colts because of a knee injury.

The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation released its annual report Nov. 4, disclosing more than $100 million in grants to organizations that serve several categories - elder adults, health and disabilities among them.

For Chris Davison, art isn't limited to what you might see on the walls of Maryland Art Place, where she is a board member.

It looks like six years after its founding, The Shoshana S. Cardin School will have a permanent home.

An independent Jewish high school in Baltimore has announced plans to relocate its campus to the grounds of the former Rosewood Center in Owings Mills.

A bill that would ban minors from using commercial tanning beds in Baltimore County could face a tough vote next week after several councilmen on Tuesday questioned the need to supersede a year-old state law.

Lamondes Williams was convicted in a huge pyramid scheme nearly five years ago. But as ABC2 News Investigator Joce Sterman found out, victims claim he's back at it.

A woman who was found dead after an apartment fire Saturday in Reisterstown has been identified as Rose Lea Salzman, 67.

A woman was found dead in a Reisterstown apartment fire Saturday afternoon, Baltimore County fire officials said.

Borders Group Inc. announced Thursday plans to close 200 mall-based stores nationwide, including four in Maryland.

After a lengthy process that often resembled a political catfight, the end result remained the same: MGH will continue to be the town of Ocean City's advertising agency for at least one more year.

Share + Oct 30, 2009 5:41 pm US/Eastern Reporting Ron Matz TOWSON, Md. 1 of 1 Many are planning to dress up for Halloween this Saturday, and Baltimore is ready to party with some unusual costumes leading this year's Halloween parade.

Today is a day for jack-o'-lanterns and candy corn, but some retailers would rather you think about Christmas trees and candy canes instead.

In the last few months we've all been inundated with tips on how to avoid catching the swine flu , or the H1N1 influenza.

A former Randallstown High School student who had been jailed since shortly after last month's shooting at the Baltimore County school was freed yesterday after prosecutors dropped attempted-murder charges against him.

Josef Neschis, 12, left, Ben Schenerman, 12, center, and Harris Himelfarb, 13, all of Reisterstown, dance to Michael JacksonA a a s A a A"Thriller,A a A at the bar mitzvah celebration of Micah Saltzberg, at MartinA a a s West, Oct.

Officials of the Jemicy School say they are looking to unload the Towson properties that formerly housed its upper school.

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