Anthony McCarthy, a significant figure in Baltimore's political and media circles, died at 57 from kidney disease. He worked as a spokesperson for multiple mayors and representatives and was known for his community service and faith.

A Baltimore County officer was released from the hospital after being shot and is recovering; the suspect, shot by police, remains hospitalized, with the incident's motives not yet clear.

Anne Arundel County is addressing a cyber incident's impact on their operations, with County Executive Pittman updating on recovery efforts and restored online capabilities.

The Department of Education investigates Towson University for alleged racial discrimination in its graduate programs, part of a larger probe into 45 universities.

Johns Hopkins University is laying off over 2,200 employees due to USAID funding cuts as part of the Trump administration's federal spending reductions.

Baltimore County Police charged five juveniles for assaulting a 12-year-old in Essex, which reignited discussions on Maryland's juvenile justice laws.

The article discusses Baltimore's efforts to improve internet access and digital literacy, highlighting a new report and future initiatives aimed at digital equity.

A new trial date is set for Charles Robert Smith, the man accused in the 2023 Annapolis mass shooting, after a mistrial due to prejudicial conduct by the prosecutor.

The National Weather Service predicts warm weather for Baltimore, with highs in the 70s, windy conditions raising wildfire risks, and cooler temperatures to follow as a cold front moves in.

A single measles case in Maryland, linked to international travel, prompted health officials to alert locals about potential exposure, especially at specific locations on March 5th and 7th.

Baltimore seeks to lift federal oversight in two areas of the police consent decree, citing reforms in detainee transport and officer wellness programs.

The Maryland Italian Festival is relocating to Ripken Stadium in Aberdeen, expecting to offer more space and accessibility for its three-day event from September 26-28, as reported by WMAR-2 News and Baltimore Fishbowl.

A rabid stray cat was found near Nuttal Avenue in Edgewood, prompting health warnings and advice on precautionary measures from Harford County officials.