A 68-year-old woman was shot Thursday in Howard Park; she was hospitalized and is listed in stable condition while police investigate.

A Prince Frederick man was arrested after an infant was found unresponsive and rushed to CalvertHealth, then transferred to a trauma center with life‑threatening injuries.

Baltimore police released photos after an April 23 armed robbery of an Uber Eats driver on West North Avenue. Detectives say tips may be eligible for a reward.

T‑Mobile is investing roughly $2 billion for a stake in Greenlight Networks, aiming to speed up Baltimore fiber build‑outs and introduce more competition to the market.

Jurors deadlocked in April; a retrial is scheduled for Aug. 24 in the 2018 death of five‑month‑old Brailynn Ford.

A Little Free Library outside The MAD Cottage in Jacksonville, Md., was set on fire early Monday; a passerby and a nearby gas-station owner helped douse the flames.

Dozens of BCCC faculty rallied on campus Wednesday with AFSCME, demanding a fair wage counter and fixes to cancelled classes and shrunken student services. The action follows a state labor‑board finding against the college.

The Waterfront Partnership will pilot a Paris‑tested ColiMinder unit in Fells Point to get near‑real‑time bacterial readings and reduce rain‑driven cancellations.

A retired officer filed for District 6 under the name Bobby Al Jolson Berger; local reporting shows he once performed in blackface as an Al Jolson impersonator.

MidnighTreats announced a Fells Point storefront this fall, bringing its oversized vegan 'monster' cookies and sustainability-minded operation to Baltimore's waterfront. The shop joins the chain's growing DMV footprint.

A Baltimore man accused in a Sept. 14 Inner Harbor shooting is set for a three-day trial on June 22; prosecutors say surveillance stills and a recovered .45 tied him to the case.

A blaze heavily damaged the 1859 Mt. Gilboa AME Church in Catonsville; firefighters contained the two-floor fire and no injuries were reported. Investigators are probing the cause.

A federal jury convicted DeAngelo Lewis after an eight‑day Greenbelt trial for a 2022 spree that targeted mail carriers. Prosecutors say stolen postal keys and altered checks led to nearly $1 million in theft.