Arrest warrants were issued for the operators of a White Plains crematory after investigators say infant remains were mishandled. The facility was shut in January 2025 after inspectors found decomposing bodies and equipment failures.

A proposed constitutional amendment would stop judges expelled for serious misconduct from running to reclaim their seats.

Dunbar High School in Baltimore was put on lockdown due to a reported gun on campus, with no evidence of a weapon found and no immediate danger as the investigation continues.

A woman escaped an attempted abduction near Old Stage Road and Baylor Road in Glen Burnie; police detained a 44-year-old man and detectives are investigating.

Armada Hoffler is relaunching as AH Realty Trust and pursuing sales of multifamily assets that local reporting says include three Harbor Point towers. The shift could reshape Baltimore’s waterfront ownership this year.

Maryland's Gov. Moore signed emergency bills to end 287(g) agreements, limiting local law enforcement's role in immigration enforcement, with full termination of existing agreements by July 2026.

Cheesesteak & Co., the Elkridge counter known for ribeye-packed sandwiches, is planning an Owings Mills location, expanding the region's cheesesteak scene.

A 16- and 12-year-old were arrested after an armed carjacking in Baltimore; police aviation and a Citizen app clip helped officers track the stolen vehicle.

Bel Air police responded Saturday to reports of an armed person at Bel Air Plaza near ALDI; witnesses were interviewed and investigators are reviewing evidence.

A Maryland couple suffered the loss of their premature twins during a cruise in Mexico and now face challenges in arranging international funeral proceedings. They have started a GoFundMe to cover costs.

A house explosion in Chestertown, Md. left one person unaccounted for and prompted an active investigation, local reporting shows. Authorities are searching the wreckage.

A 46-year-old man was arrested after allegedly assaulting two Baltimore police officers in east Baltimore; both were treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

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.