Buzz Williams, Maryland's head basketball coach, has added four former Texas A&M collaborators to his staff, including Devin Johnson as associate head coach and Lyle Wolf, Steve Roccaforte, and Wabissa Bede as assistant coaches.

A Mercedes-Benz running a red light caused a Johns Hopkins shuttle to crash into a building, injuring many. The crash resulted in significant damage and ongoing investigations.

Police probed an explosion in a parking lot near a Baltimore Home Depot; no injuries were reported, and the suspect fled. Federal agencies have joined the investigation.

Annapolis authorities are investigating a body found near Truxtun Boat Ramp; identity and cause of death are pending examination by the Medical Examiner.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Baltimore: partly sunny days, possible thunderstorms and showers, gusty winds, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

Missing autistic man Brandon Smith was found safe in Montgomery County, prompting relief and recognition of the community's crucial role in his safe return.

A Baltimore man, Antonieo Cole, was charged with impersonating a police officer and illegal ammo possession after a traffic stop in Prince George's County.

Paris Harris was sentenced to life plus 15 years for the murder of Desmond Gardner, as Maryland's Attorney General emphasized his role in a tragic 2023 shooting.

A Virginia man, Marco Williams, faces attempted murder and other charges after a road rage incident in Maryland; he was arrested and awaits extradition. No injuries were reported.

A 50-year-old man with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound sought help at a hospital, leading to an ongoing Baltimore Police investigation into the incident.

Jack Fitzgerald, the founder of Fitzgerald Auto Malls, known for his "FitzWay" of transparent car dealing and customer safety advocacy, has died. His company, now employee-owned, confirmed his passing without disclosing his age or cause of death.

MCPS extended the school year to June 17 due to snow days, meeting the 180-day requirement despite the MD Education Department denying a waiver for missed days.

Baltimore authorities charged 11 individuals linked to a Curtis Bay drug ring, seizing firearms and drugs as part of a strategy to reduce group violence.