Daily highlights from Howard County's number one source for local news.
 Thursday, Nov 29 A bill expected to be considered by the state legislature next year would add regulations for new structures in historic Ellicott City. |   | |
| Bookstores were dying and now they’re back. Well, sort of. |
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| Joshua Shaffer and Seth Taylor's trials in the Glenelg High School hate crimes case have been moved to Dec. 27. |
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| Howard County prosecutors are not proceeding with criminal charges against Register of Wills Byron Macfarlane. |
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| Both Democrats, sheriff-elect Marcus Harris, 50, and Rich Gibson, 42, the state’s attorney-elect, unseated their Republican opponents in the November election. |
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| Senior guard Daeshawn Eaton talks during the Scorpions' practice on Nov. 28. |
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| Joe Flacco participated in throwing drills with Lamar Jackson and Robert Griffin III in practice on Thursday but appeared limited. |
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| Orioles executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias said on the 105.7 The Fan Orioles Hot Stove show that the club had done background on dozens of managerial candidates and was past phase one of the search to replace Buck Showalter. |
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