A water main burst near Old Court and Three Oaks in Milford Mill, damaging a county road and snarling afternoon traffic. Police set cones and crews were en route.

At a Towson town hall, families demanded tougher juvenile accountability and answers about a 2025 Lansdowne killing as officials outlined prevention steps.

A 15-year-old Columbia student was arrested after an unloaded handgun was found at Hammond High's summer session. Authorities say no threats were made and charges are pending.

A 29-year-old man accused in a Feb. 28 Inner Harbor shooting rejected a plea and will face a three-day jury trial beginning Oct. 1. A suppression hearing is set for Aug. 7.

Young the Giant will headline the fifth Annapolis Songwriters Festival Sept. 10–13, joining 115+ artists and dozens of free shows across downtown.

Andrew Weinzirl — known for Maggie’s Farm, The Choptank and other Baltimore kitchens — is opening a new cafe and returning to restaurant ownership after stepping away years ago.

CHAI has finished a roughly $14M overhaul of Weinberg House in Pikesville, refreshing 116 senior units and major systems while keeping residents on-site. The project uses HUD RAD financing and layered state and county support.

A 42‑year‑old man was shot and killed inside a northeast Baltimore home Monday night after an argument. Homicide detectives are asking witnesses to call 410‑396‑2100.

Researchers and Baltimore clinicians say smartwatches and rings can flag early pregnancy-linked shifts in heart rate, breathing and temperature, but they are not diagnostic.

Baltimore’s economic-development agency has finished building a new C‑suite, naming Tricia Kerney‑Willis and other senior hires to push projects such as the Superblock.

Anne Arundel County police say a man was shot in a residential neighborhood Sunday; detectives are canvassing for witnesses and video.

An Acura driver fled after a Harford Road crash overturned a Jeep and hospitalized a 61-year-old, police say.

A 4‑3 Maryland Supreme Court decision says paying an HOA judgment after a sheriff's sale doesn't necessarily undo the auction, placing a Bowie homeowner at risk. Dissenters warn of disproportionate impact.