A man walking near Brews & Cues had his phone snatched by force early Friday. Police say the suspects fled on foot.

Downed trees and wires left eight PGCPS campuses dark Friday morning, forcing a Code Green closure districtwide.

LeGrande Dixon died 16 days after jumping from a burning Four Georges Court balcony. Police still call it a homicide.

Fort Washington, Cheltenham, and Temple Hills will get new pipes built to last a century, part of a statewide $23 million clean water push.

Judge Kendra Young Ausby moves up after 16 years on Baltimore's bench, including handling Child Victims Act cases.

Baltimore faces another hot, humid day with afternoon thunderstorms before a cooler, sunnier Labor Day weekend arrives.

A&Y Grocery Store sits directly across from Green Street Academy, a school that has weathered gun violence before.

CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield claims a Hagerstown group-home operator is riding on its brand — and it wants a court to shut the name down.

John Amare of Damascus is held without bond after a box truck flipped in the median near Morgan Station Road, killing Havre de Grace passenger Sakee Ali Davis.

An Amazon driver's child was in the back seat when a man carjacked her Tuesday evening in East Baltimore, police say.

Fort Howard Park's 40th annual Defenders' Day adds a new focus on Black soldiers who fought at North Point in 1814.

The Office of People's Counsel says Exelon utilities are using a new consumer-protection law to dodge refunds owed to Maryland ratepayers.

The Lutherville-Timonium shopping center now has zero vacancies as Vito's Pizza opens its second location and Sushi Oishii debuts its fourth.