Crews are on the scene of a Thursday night crash on I-695 in northeastern Baltimore County.
At about 10:30 p.m., paramedics responded to the outer loop of the beltway at Harford Road.
The outer loop is now shut down for a 2-vehicle accident.
There has been no update on any injuries.
Motorists should use an alternate route.
Baltimore County Fifth District Councilman David Marks will be holding a Town Hall next month to discuss crime in and around Perry Hall and Carney.
The event will be held on Tuesday, July 11, at 7 p.m. at St. Michael Lutheran Church on Belair Road.
Residents will be able to ask Capt. Stephen Troutman from the Parkville precinct about recent crime in the area.
Participants can discuss strategies that are being implemented and how neighbors can work together to improve public safety.
St. Michael Lutheran Church is located at 9534 Belair Road in Nottingham (21236).
“This is an opportunity for residents to ask about what is being done to improve public safety, and how neighbors can work together in the future,” Councilman Marks said.
For more information, contact Councilman Marks at dmarks@baltimorecountymd.gov or 410-887-3384.
Police are investigating after a man who was allegedly looking for work robbed a popular Carney bar & restaurant.
At about 9:15 a.m. on Thursday, June 22, a man entered The Charred Rib at The Barn on Harford Road and said he was looking for work.
When the man was told there was no work available, he assaulted someone, stole cash, then fled the scene.
Police have not released a suspect description at this time due to the ongoing investigating.
Lynn Love went to the grocery store on a mission to buy dishwasher detergent and left as a lucky Maryland Lottery winner.
In addition to detergent, the Parkville resident bought a Powerball ticket that won her $50,000.
The 50-year-old purchased the lucky $2 ticket on June 7 at the Weis Markets located in the Carney Village Shopping Center.
“I went in there just to buy soap for the dishwasher, but I had $10 with me, so I decided to buy a ticket,” Lynn said.
The Baltimore County Public Schools employee was sitting in her car the next day, preparing to go to work, when she looked at the winning numbers from the drawing. “I was sitting there yelling at the ticket because I only had one number missing,” she said.
Indeed, she had matched four of the white balls and the red Power Ball number to win the third-tier prize of $50,000. At the time, however, Lynn didn’t know how much she’d won.
“I thought it was $10,000,” she said. “I texted a picture to my son to have him verify it, and then I called my boyfriend and told him I won $10,000.”
It wasn’t until later that her son called to inform her that she’d won a lot more than that.
“I was standing in the hall in school and he told me, and I just said, ‘Get outta here!’ ” she said with a smile.
Lynn has played Lottery games for years, especially enjoying Keno. Prior to her big Powerball win, her largest Lottery prize came years ago with a $1,000 win on the precursor to the current Multi-Match game.
Lynn plans to use some of the Lottery prize on a summer vacation with her boyfriend.