Low enrollment growth, Maryland’s $3 billion deficit, and Blueprint initiatives challenge Carroll County schools’ budget

Representatives of Stop MPRP, a nonprofit that formed to represent residents of the affected tri-county region who oppose the project and quickly gathered hundreds of members, met with members of the Public Service Commission on Dec. 10 to discuss the project.

Human Services Programs of Carroll County hopes to serve fewer people each year with a goal that CEO Scott Yard said not many others have – putting itself out of business in order to end poverty.

Carroll County’s Department of Fire and Emergency Medical Services is struggling with staff retention and recruiting.

The HOFFA Foundation nonprofit in Sykesville was created to support individuals and families who are affected by addiction by providing recovery services, promoting community awareness and offering a home for men who are in addiction recovery.

Carroll Community College announced the naming and dedication of two buildings on campus.

A bus carrying a Carroll County Public Schools student was involved in a head-on collision Thursday morning in Hampstead, according to police.

After years of budget surpluses and pledges around fiscal responsibility, what’s behind Maryland’s $3 billion budget crisis? The answer is multifold.

Maryland small-business liquor store owners oppose Gov. Wes Moore’s proposal to allow beer and wine sales in grocery stores, fearing closures and job losses.

The agreement contained the federal commitment long sought by Maryland lawmakers to pay the full cost of replacing the Key Bridge.