A man was arrested in Bethesda after a standoff following the alleged kidnapping of a woman at gunpoint. She escaped from a moving car, leading to negotiations and his peaceful surrender.

Baltimore's forecast includes clouds, sun, rain, temperatures around 70-81°F, and potential thunderstorms later in the week.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott initiated a youth safety plan in Baltimore, focusing on outreach and engagement, and partnering with various community groups and B-360 for educational opportunities.

Raymond J. Austin is appointed Chief of Police in Ocean City, Maryland, and will be sworn in on May 5. He began his career there as a seasonal officer in 1991.

Maryland awards $1.7 million for environmental initiatives, including a new trash wheel for the Back River, as part of a pollution lawsuit settlement.

Police reported a shooting on West Mulberry Street in Southwest District, injuring a 21-year-old woman. Authorities are investigating and seeking public assistance.

The jury deliberates in the trial of Victor Martinez-Hernandez, accused of murdering Rachel Morin in Maryland. The defense presented briefly, with the state's case relying on DNA evidence. Martinez-Hernandez may face life imprisonment if convicted.

Baltimore Police investigate a shooting on East Patapsco Avenue; a 28-year-old man was wounded and inquiries are ongoing. Witnesses are encouraged to provide information.

Kathy Klausmeier has proposed a $4.8 billion budget for Baltimore County for fiscal year 2026, focusing on education, safety, infrastructure, without raising taxes.

Steve Luhn won the "Art of Racing" contest associated with the Preakness Stakes, with his piece, "Winning Colors," benefiting Park Heights' affordable housing and job opportunities.

ICE agents detained Salvadorian mother Elsy Berrios without showing a warrant, an incident her daughter filmed, sparking legal concerns and attention.

Mehki Brown, 18, was arrested for the murder of 17-year-old Nester Nunez in Reisterstown, with police calling for more information and offering a reward.

Four youths were detained in Baltimore after being caught in a stolen vehicle and hiding in an unoccupied home. They face charges, including auto theft and other unrelated crimes.