Dozens of Towson tenants say alarms and sprinklers failed during a Jan. 19 blaze and have filed suit against the building’s management for rent relief and relocation aid.

Baltimore Police say detectives arrested 25-year-old Quandre Evans in connection with a Sept. 12, 2025 Western District shooting that injured a man.

A late-night fire gutted several vacant rowhomes in West Baltimore's Penn North, leaving multiple houses destroyed. Crews contained the blaze and officials reported no injuries.

Taylor Farms plans a $120 million manufacturing plant in Jessup that could bring about 1,000 jobs and a major East Coast expansion for the Salinas‑based produce company.

A 17-year-old Wilmington passenger died after a Kawasaki collided with a Yamaha on MD-213 at Leeds Road; Maryland State Police say the Crash Team is investigating.

A tiny crisis-response team and falling diversion rates have forced Baltimore patrol officers to handle more mental-health emergencies, officials and audits say.

Dense fog reduces visibility for the Sunday commute; afternoon warms into the low 70s with a midweek cold front on the horizon.

A juvenile was shot inside a Medfield home Friday evening; Northern District detectives and Metro Crime Stoppers are asking for tips.

Howard County will lengthen eviction notice requirements to 14 days and approve a 10-year rent subsidy to keep the NonProfit Collaborative housed, officials say.

At a packed Dundalk town hall, residents pushed for a $40M high‑school addition, library upgrades and roof repairs as county leaders warned of constrained capital revenue. Local groups and officials traded specific asks and hard budget math.

A Glen Arm property owner admitted in federal court to paying bribes to a Baltimore City employee to erase bills tied to his properties. Sentencing is set for June.

A traffic stop on I-70 turned into a major drug and gun seizure after deputies found more than 80 grams of suspected drugs and a stolen handgun.

Baltimore approved a 20-year lease giving the Harborplace developer control of the Inner Harbor's 125-slip marina for $1 plus six percent of revenues.