In limited areas, trash and recycling collections will occur on Tuesday, February 9.

Trash and recycling collection in Baltimore County has been canceled for Monday, February 8.

The February edition of Baltimore County's half-hour cable television public affairs show, "Hello, Baltimore County" highlights the topics of Master Plan 2020, recycling and more.

Smith discusses state's storm water management regulations in the latest edition of BC Upfront.

Baltimore County Emergency management officials ask residents' cooperation on matters of safety and snow removal during the peak of the snowstorm expected to arrive tomorrow.

The Baltimore County Commission for Women has named the winners of the 28th Annual "Woman of the Year" competition.

Two people – a man and a woman – have died from injuries sustained late last night in a house fire in Catonsville.

February 1, single stream recycling collection began for all Baltimore County single-family homes, town homes, and apartments/condominiums that currently have recycling collection.

A series of workshops will train farmers on starting and operating a small scale, sustainable agricultural operation. The eight evening workshops, which begin February 9, are designed for people interested in starting or improving small farm skills.

In the latest edition of BCUpfront, Baltimore County Executive Jim Smith discusses General Motors (GM) decision this week to build electric motors for its new hybrid and electric vehicles in White Marsh.

Thomas G. Stephens, GM Vice Chairman of Global Product Operations, announced that the GM Baltimore Transmission plant will produce next generation electric drive motors for plug-in electric and hybrid vehicles.

On February 1, 2010, single stream recycling collection will begin for all Baltimore County single-family homes, town homes, and apartments/condominiums that currently have recycling collection.

County Executive Jim Smith addressed the Baltimore County Planning Board this afternoon, presenting the county's parameters for the FY 12- FY 16 Capital Improvement Program.

Jim Smith announced today that the County preserved a total of 1,600 acres in 2009, comprising 26 properties.

The Baltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks has scheduled a public meeting to gain community input for possible future park development on property known as Karll Trust.