Howard County expands resources for federal employees
Howard County expands federal worker assistance programs
Howard County Executive Calvin Ball announced Friday the expansion of assistance programs to help federal workers living in the county who could lose their jobs. The county wants to be ready to help if they lose their jobs amid uncertainty with the Trump Administration.
Unrelated crashes — including a motorist who sped away from the scene of a fatal collision — killed two people overnight in ...
It was the first distillery in Howard County when it set up shop about nine years ago - and now, it's shutting down.
Jennifer Jones, CEO, Howard County Economic Development Authority joined Good Morning Washington to talk about the resources ...
In his second term as Howard County’s first Black sheriff, Marcus Harris says that a drive to help children steered him to ...
Howard County has picked a new auditor, after former auditor Craig Glendenning faced major community protests over alleged ...
A cell phone policy from the Howard County Public School System won't allow students to use their cell phones from bell to ...
Howard County Superintendent Bill Barnes announced a five-year strategic plan for the school system that is “reflective of our diverse community” and includes collective values that he said have been ...
Two separate fires damaged homes in Elkridge and Ellicott City Wednesday. No injuries were reported, according to the fire ...
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