Chad Helton has been named President & CEO of the Enoch Pratt Free Library in Baltimore, bringing extensive experience from public and academic library roles.

A 66-year-old man was assaulted and robbed in Baltimore, leading to the arrest of two youths and community outrage at the handling by the Department of Juvenile Services.

The Baltimore Safe Haven, a trans-led LGBTQIA+ resource center, was vandalized for a third time, with thieves causing significant damage and stealing items.

A Baltimore Police report details the arrest of two individuals after a violent, armed robbery on South Madeira Street, including the recovery of a weapon and stolen property.

Chappell Roan withdrew from the 'All Things Go' music festival, citing health prioritization. Organizers and fans supported her decision. The festival continues with other artists performing.

Baltimore Police cracked down on illegal scooters, issuing 42 citations and towing 25. They focus on traffic safety and crime prevention, also targeting unregistered vehicles like minibikes.

Anne Arundel County health officials seek people exposed to a rabid raccoon, emphasizing immediate treatment for this fatal disease and urging prevention measures like vaccination.

A Harford County student was arrested for making a school shooting threat on Snapchat. The Sheriff's Office, handling numerous threats recently, charged the student with making threats of mass violence.

A 35-year-old man was robbed at Union Church by a suspect on a white and black motorcycle who used a handgun. The police are investigating the incident.

Two men were shot in Baltimore, with one tragically dying from his injuries. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.

Two men were arrested during a drug operation in Baltimore's Central District; police seized items and are processing the suspects. Details remain limited pending further legal proceedings.

Anne Arundel County introduced the PAVE Program to assist minority-owned businesses in getting government contracts and aims to grow their participation to 27% by 2027.

Sgt. R. Park is the first Asian American woman promoted to Lieutenant in Baltimore County Police history during a ceremony recognizing 24 members' advancements.