Port workers may strike if a labor agreement is not reached, threatening significant economic disruption with the potential impact on 35% of U.S. imports and exports.

A manhole fire in downtown Baltimore caused a power outage, impacting courthouses, city services, and businesses. Repairs are ongoing to restore power.

A pedestrian was killed by a Maryland State Police vehicle in Anne Arundel County. The incident is under investigation, with no crosswalk present at the scene.

The Domino Sugar Baltimore Refinery is showing support for the Baltimore Orioles' playoff journey by illuminating its sign with bright orange, especially highlighting the letters "O" and "S."

The Anne Arundel County Police announced new speed enforcement cameras in school zones to promote safety, detailing locations and a 15-day grace period.

Hurricane Helene brings heavy rain and potential flooding to the southern Appalachians and Tennessee River Valley, with a Flood Watch in Central Virginia and gusty winds across the region.

Annapolis introduces a new gateless parking system using License Plate Recognition for its Knighton and Gott’s Court Garages, aiming to simplify entering and exiting, with benefits for residents and patrons.

Howard County appointed its first Youth Poet Laureate, Mai-Anh Nguyen from Oakland Mills High School, who will serve until 2025 to promote poetry and literacy.

Two Aberdeen Middle School officials are charged with failing to report a student's rape, despite Maryland law mandating immediate action in potential abuse cases.

A 24-year-old male was shot and killed on Marshall Street. Homicide detectives are gathering evidence; tips can be submitted anonymously through Crime Stoppers.

Richard Luna, Baltimore's Deputy Director of Public Works, is leaving his position, leaving the department amidst operational challenges and the aftermath of a worker's death.

Judge Alpert acquitted Baltimore County Police Cpl. Small of assault and misconduct related to an arrest incident, despite footage of him pepper-spraying a handcuffed suspect.

Baltimore's State's Attorney has announced convictions and indictments in elder abuse cases, highlighting economic crimes against elders and actions by the Economic Crimes Unit to combat these issues.