Reporter covering Columbia and Ellicott City in Howard County, Maryland; Bowie in Prince George's County, Maryland; and Bel Air in Harford County. Veteran journalist who has won numerous awards over the years. Bachelor's degrees in journalism and graphic design, along with a master's degree in journalism. Can be reached at Kristin.Danley-Greiner@patch.com.
Prince George's officials have cancelled Shakespeare in the Park Tuesday night and reminds residents to use community pools to stay cool.
A fox tested positive for rabies Monday. It was found in Bel Air near Mauser Drive, Harford County Health Department officials said.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted a shipment of 695 pounds of DMT, an illegal drug, headed for Harford County.
Police are searching for the suspects who gained access to Oakland Mills Middle School and damaged electronics inside the building.
A large swath of thunderstorms surrounding a massive heat dome could bring a "ring of fire" to Maryland and nearby states later this week.
A Columbia mom and Laurel dad have been arrested after police say they left their 1-year-old alone in a hotel room to drink at a bar.
A man has been sentenced in connection to the assault of a Royal Farms clerk and the robbery of that store.
A German shepherd stuck in a water-filled manhole over the weekend has been rescued and reunited with its owner, officials report.
A person was rescued from Trombone Trail Sunday at Gunpowder Falls State Park, according to emergency officials.
Two semis caught on fire at an Aberdeen truck stop Saturday while a vehicle drove into a building in Bel Air, fire company officials report.
The Howard County Health Department has issued a heat alert for Monday and Tuesday in conjunction with the NWS extreme heat warning.
Harford County libraries are open Monday and Tuesday in response to the extreme heat warning issued for Maryland this week.
Cooling centers are open across the county after a heat warning was issued for the state. Residents are reminded to drink plenty of water.
Marylanders shouldn't be alarmed when they see very low-flying planes circling over power plants and cities this week, NASA says.
A Maryland State Patrol trooper was hit by a passing vehicle while investigating a crash on the Capital Beltway Saturday.
High temps forecast for the week has prompted officials to alter curbside collection times in accordance with MD's new Heat Stress Standard.
From a Japanese spa to cheese-infused tea, a top chef and the closure of an iconic retailer, here are the week's top MD business headlines.
A raccoon tested positive for rabies Friday. It was found in the Pylesville area, Harford County Health Department officials said.
A military officer and his wife recently claimed a $50K winning lottery ticket. They plan to put it in the bank and save it for travel.
The 5th annual Summer Series with free, outdoor programming at Color Burst Park includes live music and family-friendly activities.
