John Huffington, after being wrongfully imprisoned for 32 years, filed a lawsuit against Harford County officials for a corrupt investigation that led to his wrongful conviction.

Tony Dukes received a life sentence plus 35 years for murdering Eugene Fitzgerald, with convictions on multiple charges including First-Degree Murder.

Ex-Baltimore Officer Eli Winston pleaded guilty to assault and other charges, getting a 10-year sentence with five suspended and probation, illustrating a strong stance against domestic violence.

Howard County has introduced a five-year plan to end homelessness by aiming for "functional zero," where homelessness is below the system's capacity to house individuals, backed by support services and legislation.

Baltimore's forecast predicts a respite from humidity with dry conditions mid-week, followed by a return to heat and possible severe weather by the weekend.

Six juveniles were arrested for stealing $50,000 from a Pennsylvania shoe store, linked to a Baltimore crime ring.

The National Weather Service reports a break in heat for Baltimore, with cooler temperatures and a chance of showers and thunderstorms, followed by dry conditions and a return to hotter weather later in the week.

A 32-year-old man was critically injured in a Baltimore shooting on North Carey Street; homicide detectives are investigating as police seek public information.

Baltimore police arrested five on drug charges after a mass overdose incident; community reactions are mixed, and authorities investigate the drug source.

Three MS-13 members were charged with the RICO conspiracy, murder, and drug trafficking linked to a homeless man's killing on July 4, 2024, in Hyattsville, Maryland.

Parkville man, Hassan Smiley, won a $100,000 voucher for a new truck in the Stellantis National Sweepstakes, expressing delight at his family's upcoming adventures.

A teenager was hospitalized after being shot in the leg on West Preston Street, Baltimore. The incident is under investigation by the Western District Shooting detectives.

Baltimore County Police Department seeks public input on their proposed drone program for first responders, with a meeting for community feedback set for August 6.