Eight interim board members, including leaders, have resigned from Baltimore's BOPA following the city's decision to end its contract with the organization.

Howard County has launched a Vulnerability Disclosure Program in partnership with HackerOne to identify and address cyber threats, being the first in the state to do so, enhancing protection across various critical systems.

Brooklyn police are investigating after a driver reported a gunshot from a passing SUV hit his car. No injuries were reported in the incident.

A double shooting in Baltimore's Frankford neighborhood left a teenager and an adult male injured, prompting police investigation. Despite the incident, the city's major crimes have decreased.

Mary Pat Clarke, Baltimore's first woman City Council President, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of public service and commitment to the city.

The family of Isaiah Shackleford seeks justice for his fatal shooting on I-295 and urges the public to provide information to aid the police investigation.

Baltimore Police arrested a 35-year-old man in possession of a handgun with ammunition on Bowleys Lane around 7:05 p.m.; he faces charges and was booked into the Central Booking Intake Facility.

Baltimore Police have launched an investigation after a body was found in Park Circle. The cause of death is undetermined, and the Medical Examiner is working on identification.

Howard County is set to begin a roadwork project on November 11, causing a day-long closure of westbound Twin Rivers Road and a detour via Governor Warfield Parkway, Little Patuxent Parkway, and Harpers Farm Road.

A 22-year-old man died in a head-on crash with a box truck in Anne Arundel County. The victim, Melvin Jimenez, was driving the wrong way, leading to the collision.

Baltimore has ended its contract with the BOPA due to the agency's financial issues, including a large projected deficit and unreconciled financial records. The decision follows intense scrutiny over BOPA's operations and spending.

Quontay Spinks was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder in the shooting of Antonio Peoples on September 14, 2024, in Baltimore's Central District.

An anonymous legal filing threatens to delay flood resilience efforts at Annapolis's City Dock, despite previous approvals and significant community involvement in the project planning.