Daily highlights from Harford County's number one source for local news.
Monday, Jan 29 As flu season hits in Harford, its two hospitals are implementing a limited visitor policy to help prevent the spread of the illness, University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health announced Monday. |
| Harford County Public Schools has taken an aggressive approach to recruiting new teachers, especially teachers of color, and it has made strides in those areas, but it faces a shrinking pool of applicants for teaching positions, an issue that affects school districts across the state and nation. |
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| A car crashed into a house along Route 1 Sunday morning in the Dublin area of northern Harford County, Maryland State Police said. |
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| A Bel Air man was arrested Thursday and charged with robbing one store and trying to rob another within about two hours of each other in December, the Harford County Sheriffâs Office said. |
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| Havre de Grace Police said late Monday morning that the missing 1-year-old girl, they said they believed was kidnapped Sunday by her motherâs boyfriend had been found unharmed. |
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| Gov. Larry Hogan has proposed legislation that would cut fees and offer new financial assistance to some Maryland residents with septic systems. |
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| Deputy Attorney General Rod J. Rosenstein approved the continued surveillance of a Trump associate last year, according to a report in the New York Times on Monday that once again thrust the former U.S. Attorney for Maryland into the spotlight. |
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| Kacy Catanzaro, the Towson University alum who made âAmerican Ninja Warriorâ history by becoming the first woman to complete a city finals course and qualify for nationals in Las Vegas, has officially reported to NXT to begin training for a pro wrestling career, according to WWE.com. |
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