A pair of autumn infrastructure failures exposed deteriorating piers at Baltimore’s National Aquarium. Leaders now want millions for repairs and plan to move the dolphins to a sanctuary.

An appellate panel ruled a wrongful-death suit against Sinai Hospital may proceed, saying the hospital could have had a duty to warn a woman before discharging her husband. The decision interprets Maryland’s mental-health immunity law and sends the case back toward trial.

Baltimore County police asked Perry Hall residents to shelter in place Sunday as officers worked a possible barricade near Castlemill Circle. Officials said the scene was contained.

Amazon bought a roughly nine‑acre T. Rowe Price office parcel in Owings Mills in a sale‑leaseback; neither company has said what will happen next.

Investigators say a suspect set a small fire inside the Elkton Walmart to distract staff while stealing from the jewelry case; the State Fire Marshal released images and seeks tips.

Baltimore County police say a man was arrested after a Cockeysville middle school student reported she was lured into a vehicle and later dropped off at school.

Officers found evidence of gunfire in an Ellwood Park alley Friday; detectives were canvassing the scene and seeking tips.

At a packed forum in Towson, seven candidates laid out sharply different plans on housing, safety and county government ahead of the June primary. Voters pressed for specifics and contrast emerged between experience and change.

A ribbon‑cutting at Park Heights Place marked a nearly $16M rehab that refreshed 84 senior apartments and paired rehabilitation with long‑term subsidy for 76 households.

A 19-year-old was served a criminal summons after deputies say he groped a woman shopping with her child at a Guilford Drive Walmart; investigators are asking for tips.

A Cape St. Claire father was inches from death when a car plowed through his living room. Neighbors have raised thousands to help the family recover.

Closing arguments wrapped April 27 in the Westside Shopping Center homicide trial. Jurors will decide whether a 19-year-old participated in the July 16 shooting that killed Theodore Burrell.

After an overtime shift in Rosedale, a Baltimore man who works as a street sweeper bought a scratch-off and later claimed a $100,000 top prize at Maryland Lottery headquarters.