A yacht named "LOVEBUG" capsized near Edgewater without injuring the five passengers, who were rescued with the help of local operators and the Coast Guard.

The article discusses road closures and transportation adjustments in Baltimore due to Artscape, advising use of the Waze app, and noting affected areas and essential services access.

Six individuals have been charged for their involvement in illegal exhibition driving events in Maryland, following major operations by the newly formed Maryland Car Rally Task Force.

Two people were critically injured in a shooting on McCullo_SUITE_Level in Baltimore, with officers responding after ShotSpotter and 911 alerts. A third victim with non-life-threatening injuries later surfaced. Detectives seek community tips.

A 48-year-old man was seriously injured in a stabbing in Baltimore, and 41-year-old Fielding Bame was arrested and charged with attempted first-degree murder.

Baltimore police arrested suspect Christopher Holland for attempted murder after a domestic-related shooting that left a man with non-life-threatening injuries.

Groundbreaking for Milford Mill Market Square begins in Baltimore County to address 'food deserts’ and improve food security, with fresh and affordable options anticipated by 2025.

Maryland sees a surge in COVID-19 cases with a rise in hospitalizations as a new Omicron variant spreads, particularly during a heat wave driving people indoors. Officials urge continued precautions.

Potomac Floral Wholesale and its CEO will pay $1.25 million in a settlement over allegations of unemployment insurance fraud during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather seesaw in Baltimore with a southward-moving cold front, limited sunshine, and varying chances of rain through the coming days.

At the RNC, Michael Morin spoke about his sister Rachel Morin’s murder, blaming weak immigration policies for her death at the hands of an illegal immigrant.

Baltimore police arrested two suspects after a car chase, recovering a loaded Glock 22 handgun from the scene.

ReNew Baltimore sued to keep its property tax cut proposal on the ballot, facing opposition from city stakeholders and legal challenges over the initiative's compliance with state law.