Ports America Chesapeake and Frey Commodities broke ground on a three‑silo grain transloading hub at the Port of Baltimore to speed exports and cut truck miles. The site is expected online by August.

Opening statements were heard Thursday in the attempted-murder trial tied to a New Year’s Day robbery at American Wings & Pizza where the owner was shot.

A former Wicomico County aide, Russell Camper, has been indicted on 39 sex-related counts tied to alleged abuse at Parkside High School in the early 2000s.

A former Anne Arundel officer pleaded guilty after a high-speed August chase that killed a Laurel motorcyclist; sentencing is set for April 20.

Baltimore police say a 15-year-old was arrested after a stolen-vehicle stop tied him to an April 2 armed robbery on North Calhoun Street.

Mothers in Annapolis pressed lawmakers to approve SB 356, a one‑time $1,000 refundable credit for parents who experience a stillbirth, saying it would ease sudden funeral and medical bills. Advocates are racing to get the House to act before the legislature adjourns.

On day three of voluntary workouts, Ravens leaders praised Jesse Minter's energy while reflecting on John Harbaugh's January exit ahead of OTAs.

After a mistaken deportation to El Salvador, Kilmar Abrego García’s return has prompted court battles that have curbed ICE even as prosecutors pursue smuggling charges.

A cat found near Dover Road in Reisterstown tested positive for rabies. Baltimore County officials identified a possible human exposure and are urging medical care and pet vaccinations.

Richard Holland, charged in an Oct. shooting that wounded a 31-year-old, rejected a plea and will face a jury on July 21.

Leidos filed a WARN notice to lay off 71 employees at its Fort Meade facility, with separations starting May 31, 2026. The filing lists the site at 6910 Cooper Ave.

The Hartford has agreed to pay $100 million to settle claims tied to the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s bankruptcy, a milestone for hundreds of survivors. The deal includes a policy buyback and feeds into a proposed fund meant to compensate roughly 920 claimants.

Near‑unanimous votes in Annapolis create an AG‑led commission to investigate deaths and unmarked graves at the Cheltenham youth facility.