University of Maryland's Board of Regents approves a project to revitalize downtown Baltimore with mixed-use development around the UMB campus, set to begin in 2027.

Rep. Jamie Raskin says overcrowded holding rooms at the Fallon Federal Building are 'appalling' after an oversight visit. Maryland lawmakers and advocates are demanding answers.

Aberdeen detectives arrested 19-year-old Da-mon Nyree Griffin and seized a stolen 9mm after an investigation into a reported handgun threat to a 14-year-old.

Buddhist monks completed a 110-day "Walk for Peace" from Texas to Maryland, drawing thousands, emphasizing mindfulness, and receiving official and public acclaim in Annapolis.

A judge granted a judgment of acquittal Feb. 10, dismissing four firearm counts against Zyaire Bowman in a case tied to a Sept. 2024 Stockton Street shooting. The ruling came as prosecutors began presenting evidence.

A three-alarm fire at 1226 St. Paul Street sent heavy smoke through Mount Vernon on Thursday; crews contained the blaze and reported no injuries.

A Baltimore man was arrested after deputies say he installed card‑skimming devices at convenience stores across Maryland; investigators recovered 15 devices and dozens of encoded cards.

An Amazon driver rescued an 84-year-old woman and her pets from a burning house in Harford County, with improperly discarded wood stove ashes cited as the fire's cause.

A Baltimore man was sentenced to eight years in federal prison after a DEA probe tied him to a stash house and kilo‑level cocaine seizures.

A shoplifting confrontation in the 3900 block of Boston Street turned violent Wednesday evening, leaving a security guard and a customer with minor injuries.

The Maryland Judiciary warns of a text scam about unpaid parking tickets, urging the public not to click on fraudulent links or share personal information.

Orioles' Jackson Holliday is set for surgery on a broken hand and will miss opening day. Blaze Alexander may fill in. Jordan Westburg is also recovering from injury.

Baltimore County prosecutors dismissed all charges against former Deep Creek P.E. teacher Roger Myers after concluding repeated testimony would harm alleged victims' mental health.