Two Pasadena teens were arrested for a series of burglaries after they kicked in doors of local homes, leading to burglary and property damage charges.

Five people were hospitalized after a hazmat incident at a Baltimore poultry plant, with symptoms suggesting carbon dioxide overexposure. The source is unknown; investigations are ongoing.

A man was seriously injured after nearly drowning at a Baltimore pool; he was revived and hospitalized. The incident happened after hours and underscores the importance of swim safety.

Baltimore faces high temperatures with heat index over 100, along with a heat advisory and potential severe thunderstorms. Midweek heat will continue; temporary relief expected by Saturday.

McLaren Automotive is opening its first U.S. vehicle processing center in Baltimore, representing a $10.5 million investment and creating 20 jobs, aiming to enhance delivery and service for its 26 national dealerships.

Tyler Liggins from Baltimore has been charged with second-degree murder after a homicide investigation linked to a crash on I-83 where victim Travon Booth died.

William Jones, a religious leader and former teacher, was arrested in Anne Arundel County on charges of child sexual abuse following an investigation prompted by multiple allegations.

Two Baltimore men were arrested after a traffic stop where a stolen, loaded handgun was found in their vehicle.

A man was shot and hospitalized in Northwest Baltimore; the incident occurred on Windsor Garden Lane. Police are investigating and seeking information.

A Johns Hopkins study found that operations at the CSX coal terminal in Baltimore increase air pollution in Curtis Bay, as residents have noted more particulate matter during specific activities.

The 2025 Annapolis Pride Parade and Festival has been rescheduled to October 18 after a delay, with retired Col. Bree Fram as grand marshal, as reported by CBS News Baltimore and WBAL-TV 11.

A man was arrested for DUI after crashing into the Esperanza Center in Baltimore, ignoring police commands, and attempting to flee. The crash, which was caught on video, caused significant damage to the facility.

Baltimore's DPW restored water to Cockeysville after a water main break. York Road remains closed, but the water supply is back to normal. Residents advised to flush pipes and report issues.