A Baltimore man was sentenced to 54 months in federal prison after prosecutors say he exchanged gunfire during an East Baltimore drive‑by and was found with drugs and a loaded pistol.

Howard County says it has cleared state parkland conversion rules to secure land for Elkridge’s first high school. Officials still need to finalize funding and a timeline.

Four arrests follow a November Seagull Court shooting that left a 21-year-old wounded; authorities say the probe is ongoing.

A Glen Burnie resident has been charged in Franklin County after police say a young child was assaulted in Quincy Township; he remains jailed on $250,000 bail.

An 85-year-old Odenton woman died after a head-on collision on Piney Orchard Parkway; police identified the victim and say the crash remains under investigation.

A federal judge dismissed FreeState Justice's suit seeking to compel the EEOC to enforce transgender workplace protections, saying the court lacks jurisdiction. Advocates say they are weighing an appeal.

A thunderstorm-driven ground stop paused departures at BWI Sunday evening; the FAA showed storms through 9 p.m. while the NWS watch covered parts of Maryland until 11 p.m.

Maryland is awarding $31.5 million to 25 ecological projects across 188 sites to plant trees, restore wetlands and cut pollution flowing to the Chesapeake Bay.

Baltimore County identified a body found in Owings Mills as Nina Tarkovskaya, who vanished in May 2006. Detectives are renewing their appeal and asking for tips.

A Frederick County jury found GOP gubernatorial candidate Douglas Larcomb guilty of violating an ex‑partner’s protective order and related counts, days before the June 23 primary.

Edward Jackson Bunn was arrested in Cecil County on multiple stalking, assault and sexual‑offense charges tied to incidents in Perryville; investigators are asking anyone with information to contact police.

The Business Journals names three Greater Baltimore ZIPs among the nation's hottest luxury markets as local data show high‑end listings holding pricing power. The finding highlights a split market where volume has softened but marquee properties still perform.

Agents detained a man and a woman Thursday morning outside Commodore John Rodgers’ temporary site on Fait Avenue; bystander video captured the encounter. School leaders say most students were safe.