A street in downtown Baltimore collapsed, causing a gas main break and building evacuation. Officials secured the area and are investigating the cause.

Baltimore reopens its Rental Assistance Portal to help residents at risk of eviction with financial aid and services aimed at securing long-term housing stability.

The National Weather Service reports clear and warm weather for the Mid-Atlantic into Tuesday, with cooler nights. Winds will increase mid-week with a weak cold front, but minor coastal flooding risk is low.

Maryland DJS Secretary Vince Schiraldi faces criticism over juvenile crime handling but remains firm in his position despite calls for his ouster from legislators and community leaders.

The article discusses the clear and gradually warming weather forecast for Baltimore and D.C. over the weekend, with advisories for frost and marine conditions, and a potential for minor coastal flooding.

Authorities are searching for John Callis, 24, involved in a violent altercation after a Ravens game, now facing assault charges following viral footage of the incident.

Two alleged members of a Baltimore murder-for-hire enterprise, Cornell Moore and Keith Russell, have been indicted with 41 and 37 counts, respectively, including First-Degree Murder.

Baltimore Police have arrested Bernice and Gerald Byrd for the child abuse-related death of their 5-year-old daughter, after she was found emaciated and malnourished.

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.