A man was killed in a shooting on I-70 in Frederick County, MD, with state police investigating the incident that involved a truck being fired upon after an event.

One killed and another seriously injured in a car crash on Liberty Heights Avenue, Baltimore. The car hit several parked vehicles and overturned; police are investigating.

Anne Arundel County approved a $2.4 billion budget for FY26, with bipartisan support from the County Council. The budget focuses on education, public safety, and housing, and prepares for federal funding challenges.

Warm and stormy weather with a chance of flash flooding is expected in Baltimore, as a backdoor cold front approaches, potentially affecting outdoor activities.

A postal worker in Baltimore was injured after being attacked with a knife over employment verification; the injuries are non-life-threatening, and the suspect is in custody.

A Perry Hall High School gym teacher in Baltimore County was arrested on multiple child sex abuse charges, with three victims identified and an ongoing investigation.

The Maryland Food Bank receives a $750,000 grant from Walmart and Feeding America to improve its food rescue operations and to help deliver more meals to those in need across the state.

A fatal crash on I-95 in Howard County involved multiple vehicles, including an unmarked state police car, and led to one driver's death and several injuries. Suspected DUI arrest was made on Volkswagen driver.

Two teenagers were arrested in connection with an armed carjacking in Baltimore, with one processed as an adult while the other faces juvenile charges. A possible third suspect remains at large.

Maryland's six casinos reported $176.4 million in revenue for May 2025, a 1.9% increase from the previous year, contributing $76.1 million to state funds, with varied performance across individual casinos.

A Brooklyn man was arrested in Glen Burnie after a traffic stop involving a stolen registration plate led to the seizure of suspected crack and powder cocaine.

Groundbreaking ceremonies introduced new townhome developments in East Baltimore, focusing on affordability and community revitalization, led by Black-owned firms and subject to rigorous quality oversight.

Anne Arundel County's wastewater plants won NACWA Peak Performance Awards for compliance with NPDES permits, reflecting the staff's professionalism and dedication to environmental management.