Baltimore County Police Department announces passing of retired K9 Wiley

TOWSON, MD—The Baltimore County Police Department has announced the loss of a K9 member. The department has announced the passing of retired K9 Wiley. K9 Wiley was the long-time partner of Corporal J. List. He began training with the Baltimore County Police K9 Unit in September 2010. Wiley was certified in patrol and narcotics detection, conducting over 325 criminal searches […]

State Highway Administration urges Maryland motorists to use caution during deer mating season

BALTIMORE, MD—The Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration is reminding motorists to use extra caution during the autumn months. With milder temperatures, motorists should expect to see more pedestrians and bicyclists along the roadways. White-tailed deer mating season, falling leaves, and less visibility with later sunrises and early sunsets are among some of the seasonal factors that challenge highway […]

Cuddle Shuttle bringing adoptable pets to Middle River, Glen Arm this week

NOTTINGHAM, MD—Baltimore County Animal Services will be bringing some adoptable pets to northeastern Baltimore County this week. In support of its “Clear the Shelters” initiative, the Cuddle Shuttle will be visiting the PetSmart in White Marsh/Middle River (9921 Pulaski Highway) on Wednesday, August 23, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. There will also be pets available for adoption at Long Green […]

Baltimore named least pet-friendly large city in U.S.

BALTIMORE, MD—With National Homeless Animals Day approaching and over 90.5 million U.S. pet-owning households having spent $136.8 billion last year on their animal companions, the personal finance website WalletHub this week released an in-depth report on 2023’s Most Pet-Friendly Cities. In order to determine where Americans’ animal companions can enjoy the best quality of life without breaking the bank, WalletHub […]