Daily highlights from Howard County's number one source for local news.
 Thursday, Dec 28 Closing out a year that included such contentious issues as overcrowded schools, immigration status and a long-awaited update to the adequate public facilities ordinance (APFO), county council members are looking to finish some of these issues and tackle new ones in the coming year. |
| A Baltimore County man turned himself into police on Wednesday for a Christmas Day stabbing in Columbia that left one man dead and another injured. |
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| Baltimore Ravens fans, bars and restaurants are juggling their schedules for Sunday, after the NFL bumped the kickoff of the Ravens game to 4:25 p.m. — pushing the end of the game into New Year's Eve celebrations. |
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| Maryland has joined several other northeastern states in suing the EPA in an effort to hold other states accountable for pollution that blows into the region, creating hazardous summertime smog. |
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| Howard girls basketball earns 66-36 victory over South River in championship game of its own holiday tournament on Dec. 28 to improve to 8-0 this winter. |
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| Behind a county title win and top-three finishes at the region and state meets, Howard senior Nick Deamer earned the boys cross country Runner of the Year. |
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| Historic Ellicott City is still hosting its decorated windows contest through Jan.1. Vote for your favorite and get a chance to win a $100 gift card. |
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| Here is what to look for in the night sky throughout 2018. |
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