U.S. Marshals and Baltimore police are searching for Arvetra "Dwayne" Johnson, 55, wanted on a supervised‑release violation and believed to be in West Baltimore.

Family and lawyers say Tiago Sousa‑Martins, shot by ICE on Dec. 24, 2025, has missed recommended follow‑ups and struggled to get medication while detained. Local and federal probes are open.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting Thursday on the 900 block of Southerly Road in Towson as Baltimore County police investigate.

Council members heard from parents and providers about long waits, higher tuition and a shrinking supply of child‑care slots. A city analysis shows deep shortages — especially for infants.

A Baltimore County jury convicted Darius Wolfe of armed carjacking, assault and firearm charges in a 2024 Randallstown attack that left two women injured. The case has drawn attention for the severity of the victims' wounds and the use of a gun during the theft.

NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis is teaming with Baltimore County Public Schools to pilot the Rising Together mental‑health screening in 15 middle schools to identify and connect at‑risk students early.

Le Jardin Rosé Bistro & Cafe will close its Old Ellicott City Main Street location at the end of March. Owners have not disclosed where they plan to reopen.

Baltimore County recorded its fewest violent crimes in five years in 2025, with homicides down sharply and clearance rates rising. Officials point to prevention and focused investigations.

Local Safe Streets teams and Catholic Charities say mediation and services helped Sandtown mediate dozens of conflicts as Baltimore posts historic homicide declines.

The Delmarva Discovery Museum will close March 20 after a last-ditch fundraising push fell short. Staff are coordinating rehoming for resident otters Mac and Tuck.

A judge declared a mistrial after jurors deadlocked in the retrial of Marquis Mayo, leaving the 2024 abduction and killing case unresolved.

Maryland lawmakers are weighing bills to end tax deductions for prescription‑drug commercials and direct the revenue to Medicaid eligibility operations and premium subsidies.

A Maryland Capitol Police lieutenant is facing a negligence suit after he tased an 11‑year‑old at State Center in March 2023; the filing cites internal records and investigators' findings.