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Teen faces 8 charges in 2025 Westminster crash that killed 2 boys • 3 takeaways: Orioles’ Kyle Bradish not concerned about growing workload
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Carroll County Daily Headlines

Wednesday, September 2, 2026

Carroll Sheriff’s Office plans $2.65M Eldersburg satellite office

The Eldersburg project is one of two major buildouts underway for the department, alongside a $39.35 million headquarters meant to consolidate public safety services in Westminster.

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Teen faces 8 charges in 2025 Westminster crash that killed 2 boys

A juvenile petition filed against the teen includes eight charges, according to the Carroll County State’s Attorney’s Office. The Sun does not name juveniles charged in juvenile court.

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3 takeaways: Orioles’ Kyle Bradish not concerned about growing workload

Orioles starter Kyle Bradish is approaching his career high in innings amid his first full season back from Tommy John elbow surgery.

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Maryland’s $22B transportation proposal delays projects as costs rise

Maryland’s nearly $22 billion transportation plan delays some projects and adds no new capital projects as construction and operating costs rise.

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Carroll County boys soccer preview for 2026 season

Here’s a closer look at Carroll County’s high school boys soccer teams as the 2026 season begins.

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Carroll County high school girls soccer preview for 2026 season

Here’s a closer look at Carroll County’s high school girls soccer teams as the 2026 season begins.

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Visitors return to Cunningham Falls lake after beaver bites

Maryland wildlife officials found no further signs of the animals before reopening the Frederick County park, but some families still weighed the risk before returning for one last summer swim.

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Carroll County kids share first-day of school excitement

“My kid’s getting bigger, so it’s awesome to watch her grow, but it’s kind of sad at the same time,” one mother said as she dropped off her daughter.

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