A fatal car crash in Pikesville claimed the life of Adedeji Ajala when his Mercedes collided with a tree. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.

A 36-year-old man died after a shooting in Baltimore's northern district, with the incident reportedly occurring on Oakley Avenue. Police seek public assistance.

Harford County Council voted 5-2 against allowing liquor stores and cannabis dispensaries in neighborhood business districts, reflecting community and County Executive opposition.

Firefighters extinguished an early morning fire at Baltimore City Community College's rooftop utility room, with no injuries reported and an ongoing investigation into the cause.

Joseph I. Cassilly, former Harford County state's attorney, died at 74 from cardiac arrest, with a legacy of overcoming paralysis and promoting inclusiveness in his office.

Baltimore is experiencing extreme cold with low daytime temperatures and wind chills in the single digits, and the possibility of setting new record lows.

A 40-year-old man was shot on Darley Avenue in Baltimore, with police responding to the scene early Saturday. The victim is in stable condition, and authorities seek public tips.

Baltimore's BARCS animal shelter has stopped taking in dogs due to an outbreak of a respiratory disease that can lead to pneumonia, aiming to treat and contain the spread.

Baltimore braces for snow and extreme cold as a powerful weather system approaches, with possible 1-4 inches of accumulation and the coldest temperatures since December 2022 expected early next week.

Three individuals from Washington, DC were arrested in Annapolis following a shooting, with no reported injuries. Police found a gun and shell casings in their car.

Baltimore County officials and residents discussed responses to recent crimes, including a mass shooting in Towson, with no arrests yet made. Increased patrols and new technology were highlighted as part of the law enforcement strategy.

Baltimore City Council passed a non-binding resolution urging DPW to expand aid for residents facing sewer back-ups. Few affected households received support, despite many reported incidents.

Dr. Myriam Rogers, Superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools, proposes a $2.98 billion budget for 2025-26, marking a 6.5% hike to enhance education and staff welfare.