A prominent Baltimore lawyer was convicted in Philadelphia after prosecutors say he forced an Amtrak attendant’s hand to his genitals. Sentencing is set for early September.

Towson’s GBMC landed a $6 million gift to expand its pediatric emergency and inpatient units as child patient volumes have climbed in recent years.

MTA Police released a suspect photo after an aggravated assault aboard a LocalLink 29 bus on May 21 and are asking the public for tips.

Black Acres Roastery will close its Lexington Market stall this Saturday after four years. The roastery says Open Works will remain the main downtown outpost for now.

Pablo Acevedo was sentenced to life plus 38 years for the 2023 killing of Pedie Edwards II. Surveillance, a burned car and license‑plate tracking helped tie the case across state lines.

A 14‑acre mixed‑use campus on East Joppa Road in Towson — long known as Radio Park and once home to Merry‑Go‑Round’s headquarters — was listed for sale on June 23, 2026.

Maryland’s top court will hear an appeal over a proposed Frederick County referendum that targets a 2,600‑acre data‑center overlay. The June 30 hearing comes as petitioners and developers clash in court over maps and charter rules.

STK Steakhouse signage has appeared on the former Kona Grill space on Pratt Street, signaling a national chain moving into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor corridor. Details and an opening date are still pending.

An F-16 intercepted a civilian plane over Hagerstown after it entered a VIP temporary flight restriction. The aircraft landed safely and NORAD urged pilots to check NOTAMs.

Illegal fireworks ignited a dune fire in Ocean City late Saturday, destroying protected beach grass near 116th and 117th Streets and prompting officials to seek tips.

A 17-year-old was arrested at the AFRAM festival in Druid Hill Park after officers recovered a firearm. Police say the teen was taken into custody without incident.

A May 26 sprinkler-triggered blaze at MonteVerde flooded units and put the south-side elevators out of service, forcing seniors to climb multiple flights of stairs. Residents say repairs have dragged on for weeks.

Three Anne Arundel beaches are under health advisories after tests found elevated bacteria levels. Officials say avoid direct water contact while follow-up testing is completed.