A Pasadena man was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors say he fired more than 20 rounds into a home in January 2025; ballistics and surveillance tied him to the scene. The judge also ordered five years of supervised probation after release.

A new study ranks Maryland 10th in the U.S. for pedestrian deaths tied to passenger cars, finding about 62 fatalities a year on average from 2019–2023. State plans and corridor projects aim to address the risk.

Autopsies and police records link six more deaths to a West Baltimore building run by operators tied to PHA Healthcare, highlighting a regulatory gap in recovery‑housing oversight. Lawmakers and regulators say reforms are underway.

Cellphone video shows a large fight on South Broadway in Fells Point; neighbors said they heard what sounded like gunfire and residents question whether current patrols are enough.

Baltimore police released images after an aggravated assault in Federal Hill and are asking the public for tips. Detectives say some suspects in the photos wore Orioles shirts.

Baltimore is finalizing a five‑year, $68M extension with Shane Baz, the high‑upside right‑hander they acquired from Tampa Bay this winter. The pact buys out arbitration years and pushes Baz into early free‑agent control.

Signed records and court filings appear to link an $81,000 judgment to Delegate Jeffrie Long, who says he didn't know about the debt. The discrepancy shows up on public disclosures.

Four decades after Janice Lynn Potter was stabbed in her Rossville home, family members and investigators are renewing a plea for answers as the case nears its 40th anniversary.

A crane fell down an embankment near Tower Point Road in Chesapeake City on March 25, sending one person to a trauma center. Officials say the incident is under investigation.

Detectives renewed their appeal for tips in the unsolved Poplar Grove homicide that killed Eric Carter on Feb. 23, 2025.

House Democrats attached a constitutional amendment to a special‑elections bill that would let voters loosen rules on congressional maps. The move faces steep Senate resistance and legal baggage.

Treasury has launched an 'AI Innovation Series' to explore easing rules on banks' use of AI, setting up a clash between industry aims and watchdog warnings.

A two-alarm blaze broke out in the 1700 block of N. Broadway in East Baltimore Wednesday morning. Officials said damage and injuries were unclear and asked residents to avoid the area.