Marilyn Mosby, convicted of perjury, aims to modify her home detention to a curfew to meet new job demands as Director of Global Strategic Planning

An attempted vehicle theft at WaWa in Gambrills leads to multiple arrests. Police find loaded guns in suspect's vehicle. Investigation ongoing.

An October 2023 fire in Baltimore that killed two firefighters has been ruled accidental, possibly caused by an electrical issue or smoking materials.

An Essex apartment complex fire injured a firefighter and displaced 18 residents. The cause was an electrical strip. Some residents were rescued, and one jumped to safety. Temporary housing was provided.

Seventeen people were indicted for a money laundering scheme related to illegal marijuana sales across several states, following an investigation rooted in Baltimore shootings.

Baltimore County Police arrested a 15-year-old in connection with a Rodgers Forge shooting, charging the teen as an adult after a man was critically injured.

Two suspects were arrested in Baltimore for a violent carjacking, facing charges including armed carjacking and assault. The incident left one victim in critical condition. The police continue to investigate for possible links to other cases.

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman has launched "Pittman and Friends," a podcast aimed at increasing transparency by discussing governance with staff, leaders, and experts.

Baltimore Police are asking for public help to locate Donte Green, suspected of several bank robberies. He's a 34-year-old black male, 5'4", and 134lbs, facing armed robbery and assault charges.

The Baltimore City Council has voted to phase out gas-powered leaf blowers by December 2024, with agencies and contractors switching to electric models.

The Howard County "BIG Shred" event, announced by Calvin Ball, will provide residents a secure way to shred confidential documents to prevent identity theft.

Howard County Public Works invites public feedback on a proposed roundabout at Gorman Road and Skylark Boulevard on October 22nd to improve traffic and safety.

Anne Arundel County's Department of Aging and Disabilities is offering caregiver support group meetings in October with both in-person and virtual options to provide a safe space for caregivers.