A judge has removed Harford County Council member Aaron Penman from his seat unless he terminates his employment with the ...

The Harford County Council voted against a bill that would have allowed liquor stores and cannabis dispensaries near ...

Harford County residents are concerned for their health and homes because of a bill introduced to the County Council that ...

Former Harford Council member Dion Guthrie’s legal team has filed an appeal to the Maryland Appellate Court and plans to ...

Harford County Councilmember Aaron Penman is fighting a court order filed by county executive Bob Cassilly that would remove ...

The Maryland Appellate Court denied Aaron Penman’s request to remain a member of the Harford County Council, increasing the probability that as of Feb. 9, his District B seat will be considered ...

Liquor stores won't be opening anytime soon within Harford County's B-1 neighborhood business districts. An effort to change ...

The Harford County Board of Ethics determined that Councilman Aaron Penman violated ethics laws and has now been court ...

Judge orders Councilman Aaron Penman to leave his seat due to a conflict of interest with his sheriff deputy role.

The judge ruled Penman could no longer represent constituents of District B due to a conflict of interest with his active service as a Harford County Sheriff's deputy.