An Anne Arundel County officer was hospitalized with minor injuries after a truck hauling a Bobcat struck a cruiser on Route 2 during Monday's nor'easter.

Alexis Cancel-Soto, convicted in the 2024 Federal Hill crossfire that killed 19‑year‑old Cameran Holt, is due for sentencing Monday in Baltimore City Circuit Court.

A Columbia apartment resident was found fatally stabbed early Sunday; police arrested a 26-year-old roommate and the investigation is ongoing.

Federal prosecutors say Antoine 'Tony' Miles reserved a hotel room for a minor in September 2025 and was indicted on child sex trafficking and related charges.

A Baltimore County councilman says he will seek to repeal a pension recalculation after public outcry over a law that could sharply raise some councilmembers’ retirement checks.

A Winter Storm Watch covers parts of the Baltimore area Sunday into Monday. Expect a rain‑to‑snow switch, several inches of wet snow in places, and a messy Monday commute.

Morning rain and dense fog slow Friday commutes in Baltimore. Skies clear this afternoon but a coastal system Sunday–Monday could bring snow depending on track.

St. John Properties paid $37.2 million for The Villas at Patapsco Glen — 111 luxury rental townhomes in Windsor Mill, marking the firm’s first rental townhome purchase.

City Cruises will end Baltimore sailings on April 25, 2026, canceling Inner Harbor cruises; passengers can request refunds or rebook through City Experiences.

The Baltimore Orioles are announcing the Birdland Summer Music Series, featuring a postgame concert with Nelly on May 9 and a 90s-themed concert on August 21.

Baltimore’s education committee will hear testimony on Feb. 19 about proposed closures affecting Dallas F. Nichols, Renaissance Academy and Baltimore Collegiate. The hearing brings renewed pressure on the district and the school board.

Anthony's Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar in Pasadena is set to reopen after being closed for over two years, generating excitement among community members eager for its return.

A $102 million DHS purchase of a massive Williamsport warehouse has split Hagerstown, sparking protests, a county resolution and rapid moves by nearby counties to block conversions.