Kanaiyah Ward, a 16-year-old in Maryland DHS care, committed suicide by diphenhydramine intoxication. Her death highlights concerns over foster children housed in hotels, following a critical audit of DHS practices.

Baltimore's Mayor is suing MoneyLion for predatory lending, alleging it trapped residents in debt with deceptive marketing and excessive interest, violating the city’s Consumer Protection Ordinance.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Baltimore this week, including a midweek cold front with potential showers and thunderstorms, and cooler temperatures towards the weekend.

A 12-year-old boy was found stabbed in Dundalk, Baltimore, leading to an arrest warrant. The police treat it as a domestic incident with no ongoing community threat.

Donald Lester was arrested for the 1994 murder of his estranged wife, Linda Lester, due to advances in DNA technology.

Councilmember Mark Conway is considering a challenge against incumbent Kweisi Mfume for Maryland's 7th Congressional District seat.

Maryland reached a settlement with Constellation Energy on the Conowingo Dam, committing $341 million to Chesapeake Bay protection and environmental projects.

Maryland is repainting pavement markings on sections of I-97 and I-695, with overnight work causing lane and ramp closures. Visibility improvements are expected by late-fall 2025, weather permitting.

Planet Fitness is set to open a new location in Timonium come November, while The Greene Turtle is planning to close its Towson location due to disturbances and a resulting fine.

Baltimore police are investigating a non-fatal shooting after a 30-year-old male victim arrived at a hospital. No arrests have been made, and the public is asked to provide information.

Little Italy in Baltimore faces a debate over rezoning a parking lot for a 24-story building, with residents concerned about impacts on the neighborhood's character and livability.

Maryland's Governor Wes Moore announced a $200 million energy assistance program providing rebates on utility bills in response to soaring energy costs. Critics argue for long-term energy policy reforms.

Three suspects arrested in Maryland for copper wire theft, facing felony and misdemeanor charges after causing significant disruptions to local communication infrastructure.