A man was killed in a Thursday morning shooting on the 8300 block of Scotts Level Road in Pikesville. School officials say the incident was not connected to Winand Elementary.

Howard County is asking voters to allow bonds to fund affordable housing, a move officials say would create steady capital for new and preserved units.

Defense says prosecutors copied pages of his legal notes after officers searched his cell; his lawyer has moved to dismiss and a judge will hear the motion on April 13.

A Canton tobacco-shop clerk says three juveniles sprayed her with a fire extinguisher during a late-night robbery; police say no arrests have been made. Authorities are seeking tips.

A frosty, near‑freezing start gives way to a steady warm‑up — highs hit the 60s by the weekend but rain chances climb Friday night into Saturday.

A Hagerstown man with active warrants in Maryland and Pennsylvania was arrested after a roughly 20-minute police pursuit; officers say they used drones and an RTIC to track the suspect.

OneLife Fitness plans a $12M, 60,000-square-foot club at Perring Plaza in Towson with pools, recovery studios and childcare for local residents.

A surprise plea Tuesday ended jury selection in Baltimore County after a man charged in the July 2024 Middle River killings agreed to plead guilty to two counts of first‑degree murder. Prosecutors told the court they will seek life without parole.

House Bill 1184 — the "Not On Our Dime" Act — would let Maryland sue nonprofits over support for Israeli settlement activity; Jewish leaders say it singles out Israel. Lawmakers and advocates are clashing in Annapolis.

A storm in Westminster tore the roof off an outbuilding at Come And Go Farm and sent about 14 longhorns running; witnesses say the animals appear uninjured. Crews are rounding up cattle and checking property.

Police closed Erdman Avenue between Sinclair Lane and Federal Street Tuesday as detectives investigated a shooting. Crime-lab technicians photographed a car that had crashed into a fence.

Court documents say three Baltimore men working an overnight cleaning crew were arrested after surveillance captured them allegedly taking groceries from a Giant in Prince Frederick.

A 58-year-old man was shot Saturday night on Garrett Avenue; police say injuries are not life-threatening and ask the public for tips.