 Friday, Oct 26 A 15-year-old from Harford County has been charged as an adult with first-degree murder and other offenses in the connection with the stabbing of his 18-year-old brother on Thursday, according to the Harford County Sheriff’s Office. |   | |
| The AMMP, or Advanced Manufacturing, Materials and Processes, program was launched Friday at the HEAT Center in Harford County. The program brings together the Army, industry and academia to develop new technologies and processes related to additive manufacturing, or 3-D printing. |
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| Harford County Councilman Joe Woods seeks re-election to a third term while facing a challenge from Democrat Suzanne Oshinsky. |
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| Harford County Councilman Chad Shrodes, a Republican, is seeking a fourth term as the northern Harford County representative. He faces a challenge from Democrat Jean Salvatore, who wants to bring more diversity to the current all-male, all Republican council. |
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| Four hundred fifty runners and walkers registered for this year's 10th and final 5K Spooktacular, presented by Kent Schwab Allstate Agency, at Harford Community College. |
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| Richard "Dick" Slutzky, a former teacher, longtime wrestling coach, Harford County Council member and currently its president, will be honored Nov. 13 as one of the Syracuse University’s LetterWinners of Distinction along with four other distinguished SU graduates. |
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| State and federal officials from Maryland are confident that the state's election system is ready for the Nov. 6 election after a series of management snags and security concerns involving Russians. |
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| Minutes after being shellacked, 36-21, by the Panthers, the Ravens were already doing the playoff math in their heads. |
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