Carroll County officials have opened cooling centers to help residents combat an upcoming heat wave from June 21-23, at various senior/community centers and libraries.

A Baltimore man received a 14-year prison sentence for committing a series of armed robberies at Maryland cellphone stores, to be followed by four years of supervised release.

A 6-year-old non-verbal autistic boy, Marcel Traore, was found dead in Lynch Cove, Dundalk after a search operation, prompting discussions on safety protocols for children with autism.

Victor Martinez Hernandez was ordered held without bail for the August 2023 murder of Rachel Morin, with his preliminary hearing scheduled for July 18.

A Maryland man received a 12-year federal sentence for two armed robberies after a plea deal, with additional supervised release. He was arrested following a police investigation and admitted to the crimes.

Anne Arundel County Police introduce Portable Camera Units to enforce speed limits and enhance safety, particularly in school zones and residential areas, with fines for speeding violations following a grace period.

Howard County began the North Tunnel project, part of the Ellicott City Safe and Sound plan, to mitigate flood risks, with County Executive Calvin Ball emphasizing safety and preservation of the historic area.

Baltimore City Councilman John Bullock proposes a bill to incrementally raise the minimum wage for tipped workers to $15 by 2029, aiming to provide stability to a workforce largely composed of women and people of color.

The Baltimore County Dept. of Recreation and Parks announces service modernization and equity initiatives, including updates to their Permit Process, a new fee structure starting FY2025, and investments in community recreation.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore has announced support for a new light rail line, reviving Baltimore's Red Line project previously canceled in 2015. His administration aims to boost urban connectivity and economic vitality.

The National Weather Service reports erratic weather for Baltimore, with a current storm system followed by clear skies and comfortable temperatures early next week.

Maryland faces severe weather with storms forecasted for Sunday. High winds, heavy rain, and potential tornadoes threaten the region, prompting a First Alert Weather Day alert, as temperatures likely hit the 90s with high humidity.

Earl Lee was convicted of first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Baltimore rapper David Boykin, also known as President Davo, after surveillance footage linked him to the crime scene.

The National Weather Service forecasts continued dry and sunny weather for Baltimore, with a gradual warming trend leading to possible thunderstorms and high humidity towards the end of the week.

Howard County announces its July 4th fireworks and free public Wi-Fi at pools, with activities and performances starting at 6:00 p.m., at the Downtown Columbia Lakefront. The celebration also emphasizes digital inclusivity efforts.

Mayor Scott releases a statement on the first anniversary of the Brooklyn Homes mass shooting, committing to ongoing neighbourhood support and referencing an After Action Report for continued city response improvements.

A woman was fatally stabbed in Brooklyn; the incident, possibly targeted, followed a verbal altercation. Witnesses and the Anne Arundel County Police are seeking information.

A teen was arrested in Baltimore after a police chase of a stolen vehicle linked to armed robbery, ending when the suspect hit two police cars and was found on Pulaski Highway.

Two suspects were arrested for an armed robbery in Maryland, involving a gun and a bat, with ongoing efforts to identify additional perpetrators.

The Edmondson Community Organization is suing Baltimore City, arguing that its property tax sale practices are unconstitutional and harm low-income residents, leading to vacancies and loss of homeowners' equity.

Two individuals were arrested in Baltimore for possessing a stolen vehicle and a loaded gun during a police patrol operation in the city's Central District.

Baltimore County Police found grandmother Iona Sellers and granddaughter Autumn Harvey dead at home from blunt force trauma; motive unknown, family seeks answers.

A new lactation pod for breastfeeding mothers has been installed at the Discoveries library in an Anne Arundel County mall as the first in a Maryland library, supported by a $31,000 grant.

Baltimore Police and Loyola University Maryland host a free forensic science camp for high school students, offering hands-on experience in crime scene analysis and labs to foster interest in forensics.

A lawsuit has been filed by Baltimore’s Mayor against a proposed "Baltimore Baby > Bonus" initiative that would grant $1,000 to new parents. The city argues it exceeds legislative powers.

The National Weather Service predicts extreme heat in Baltimore with temperatures potentially breaking records, posing health hazards, and the chance of severe storms as a cold front approaches midweek.

An inmate escaped in handcuffs, stole an SUV, and caused chaos in a Baltimore neighborhood; authorities are seeking Joshua Brown, 38, and the community remains on edge.

The Baltimore Police arrested two men for handgun violations in Fells Point and seized weapons, including a ghost gun, as part of a citywide crackdown on gun violence.

Carroll County opens cooling centers due to heat wave, offering shelter from high temperatures and humidity, especially for vulnerable residents without air conditioning.

Tristan Jackson, accused in the Brooklyn Day mass shooting, was stabbed in jail and denied emergency bail, facing severe injuries including to his right eye.

Amazon's fulfillment centers gear up for Prime Day, offering significant discounts on various items, with a focus on logistical efficiency and package security amid increased mail theft.

The Carroll County Board of Commissioners received the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting for the 39th year in a row.

The Baltimore Orioles will open their 2025 season on the road against the Blue Jays, followed by a home opener against the Red Sox. They'll also play on holidays and their full schedule is online.

The Baltimore area expects varied weather this weekend with a stalled front bringing scattered showers and temperatures near or below average, according to the National Weather Service.

Baltimore Police Commissioner defends an officer who held a gun to the head of a restrained suspect, citing the high-stress situation. The suspect's charges were later dropped, and his defense is considering a civil suit.

Anne Arundel County Police Department arrested Julian Wise, suspected of attempting to steal from vehicles in Glen Burnie, after a pursuit. He was found with money and gift cards and is currently in custody.

A 12-year-old girl was fatally shot at her home in Baltimore; officials, including the Police Commissioner and Mayor, expressed outrage and the determination to find the perpetrator.

The article reports on the COVID-19 related death of 33-year-old inmate Brittani Ugrotzi at the Harford County Detention Center, confirmed to be from natural causes complicated by the virus and opioid withdrawal.

Howard County introduces the Service Line Stewardship Program to improve water quality by adhering to EPA's Lead and Copper Rule, engaging residents in a self-audit to identify potential lead pipes.

A traffic stop in Glen Burnie resulted in the arrest of a 24-year-old man who was found with a loaded gun and suspected cannabis, following the discovery of an active warrant for his arrest.

Baltimore man sentenced to four years for illegal firearm possession under Project Safe Neighborhoods, after a traffic stop revealed a gun in his car. His criminal history includes prior armed robbery convictions.

The rebuild of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Maryland moves ahead with federal environmental approval, maintaining its four-lane capacity with no expected resource impact and aiming for completion by Fall 2028.

The shooting of a man by a pastor during a Baltimore church burglary was ruled justified after police investigations, with the accused facing multiple charges.

The Baltimore area experiences midweek showers and thunderstorms with a temporary cooldown expected for the weekend, followed by potential wet weather early next week.

Baltimore Police respond to a 32-year-old man shot on North Potomac Street; his condition is undisclosed while investigators seek public assistance for leads.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore and Lt. Governor Aruna Miller visited the Baltimore Ravens' training grounds to show support and launch the 2024-2025 season alongside fans, emphasizing the team's community role following a bridge collapse.

Baltimore DPW employees report poor facility conditions, including issues with basic amenities and safety, as confirmed by an Inspector General's inspection. Mayor Brandon Scott promises $20 million for new facilities.

Baltimore will have a dry Sunday due to weak high pressure but can expect daily showers and thunderstorms starting Monday, with increasing heat and humidity throughout the week.

Baltimore Police arrested a 30-year-old man with an active warrant and seized a handgun during a vehicle stop.

Firefighters from Engine 10 - Parkville in Baltimore County rescued two fawns entrapped in a deck railing, unharmed and subsequently returned them to the woods.

Dollar General introduces fresh produce in its Baltimore store, aligning with a company-wide move to offer healthier food options, especially in areas lacking full-scale grocery stores.

Towson Apple Store union workers to vote on a historic contract that could influence retail labor relations nationwide, including a 10% pay raise and better scheduling.

Baltimore's Mayor fired the city's Health Commissioner, Dr. Ihuoma Emenuga, who is under criminal investigation relating to her prior work at a non-profit healthcare provider.

Baltimore expects high temperatures around the upper 90s with a heat index of 103 to 108, and the possibility of scattered storms providing slight relief.

Visit Harford! has sued Harford County's administration for breach of contract, alleging the withholding of $215,000 in funding. The tourism group cites economic harm to local businesses.

Police in Baltimore responded to a barricade incident in the 1700 block of Harlem Ave, advising locals to stay indoors and closing nearby streets. Details were limited as the situation unfolded.

Two teens were arrested in Baltimore for attempted murder after a shooting on July 16 that injured an 18-year-old. The suspects, charged and detained, were linked to the incident by police investigation.

Laurel's Mayor Keith R. Sydnor visited the National Cryptologic Museum, aligning with the city's educational initiatives and the Safe Summer Nights Program to enhance youth opportunities.

George W. Cook was arrested for setting a Domino’s Pizza on fire in Westminster using bags of feces and is facing multiple arson and property destruction charges.

Howard County police release surveillance images of a suspected shooter in a fatal July 27th incident at The Mall in Columbia, asking for community assistance.

Bel Air residents held a vigil on the Ma and Pa Trail to remember Rachel Morin, one year after her death, while a suspect faces murder and rape charges.

Police arrested five juveniles and one adult in connection with two armed robberies in Baltimore County, recovering a gun and charging the suspects with multiple offenses.

The new Middle River RAC has opened in Baltimore County, offering a recreational space with aeronautics-themed programs, reflecting the region's aviation history.

Baltimore prepares for severe weather from Hurricane Debby's remnants, with emergency measures including closures, sandbag distribution, and safety advisories.

The Harford County Sheriff's Office reports a resident lost over $1 million in an identity theft scheme, leading to the arrest of suspects Devalkumar and Mamata Vyas.

The National Weather Service predicts a cool, dry start to the week in Baltimore and Washington DC, with clear skies and a cooling trend due to high pressure from the Midwest.

Howard County partners with SGA and SHA for a "quick-build" project to enhance road safety on US 1, reallocating a lane for pedestrian and cyclist use and seeking community feedback.

Anne Arundel County Public Schools implement stricter cell phone policies to enhance classroom focus and potentially improve student mental health, as per Superintendent Dr. Mark Bedell.

Baltimore Police arrested a 33-year-old man for weapon and drug offenses, aided by Citiwatch camera surveillance. A 9mm handgun and controlled substances were seized.

An off-duty Baltimore DPW worker was shot in a seemingly random incident; she sustained non-life-threatening injuries and is being treated at a hospital.

A male victim was fatally shot in Southwest Baltimore; police arrived at 3:31 p.m. to find him deceased. No suspects have been identified, and the public is urged to provide information.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run on Joh Avenue; authorities are investigating and seeking the suspect vehicle.

Glen Burnie police arrested two suspects after finding a stolen vehicle with narcotics inside. Michael Hall Jr. and Kimberly Simons face charges related to the stolen auto and drugs.

Baltimore reached a $152.5 million settlement with Cardinal Health over opioid litigation, which Mayor Brandon Scott states reflects the city's commitment to hold firms accountable for the opioid crisis.

Three individuals, including two juveniles, were arrested in Baltimore after a carjacked vehicle crashed and caught fire during a police chase; no injuries were reported.

The NWS warns of thunderstorms in the DC area with risks of flooding, damaging winds, and flight disruptions today, with cooler, drier conditions expected next week.

Simone Biles headlines the Gold Over America Tour stopping in Baltimore on October 8, showcasing top gymnasts and promising an elaborate gymnastics-meets-pop-concert event.

A 74-year-old man, David Philpot, died after being assaulted in Fells Point, and Baltimore police are seeking the suspect, sharing images to the public for assistance.

Baltimore Police are seeking public aid in identifying suspects from a recent armed robbery on Washington Boulevard, based on photos released by Southern District detectives.

Marilyn Mosby appeals her mortgage fraud and perjury convictions, arguing prosecutorial errors and seeking to overturn her supervised release and the loss of a property.

The Baltimore Police Department seeks public assistance in an investigation concerning a 44-year-old man who suffered a non-lethal gunshot wound on North Warwick Avenue.

Former teacher Christopher Bendann's trial is delayed as he refuses to attend, with the judge ordering U.S. Marshals to ensure his courtroom presence. Bendann faces charges including sexual exploitation of minors.

Baltimore County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Myriam Rogers is confident in the district's preparations for the new school year, including facility improvements and full staffing.

The Baltimore County Crash Team is investigating a hit-and-run that resulted in the death of 29-year-old Kierra Goodridge. They seek public assistance to find the SUV involved.

The new Boys & Girls Club at Howard Community College in Howard County aims to provide educational and developmental support for local teens, backed by initiatives and funding from county officials.

Jury selection for ex-Gilman School teacher Christopher Bendann's trial on charges of sexual exploitation and child pornography has finished. Bendann, compelled to attend by U.S. Marshals, will testify in his own defense.

Two arrested for the death of 6-year-old Brian Graham in Baltimore due to blunt force trauma; mother and boyfriend face first-degree child abuse charges.

Baltimore father pleads guilty to manslaughter after his 2-year-old daughter accidentally shot herself with a "ghost gun." He will serve a 10-year sentence, with five years without parole.

Frederick Road at the I-695 interchange in Catonsville was temporarily closed due to a "person in crisis" situation, causing delays for morning commuters.

Howard County police start the H.A.S.T.E initiative to enhance safety in school zones with increased patrols, seat belt checks, school bus cameras, and speed cameras, continuing these efforts year-round.

Ravens' offensive line coach Joe D'Alessandris has died at 70 after a long illness. He is remembered for his leadership and positive impact on and off the field.

A single-vehicle crash on Philadelphia Rd. in Baltimore County resulted in one fatality. Police investigation is ongoing to determine the cause, with loss of vehicle control suspected.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot day for Baltimore with temperatures reaching upper 80s to lower 90s, with potential storms and high winds later in the week.

Carroll County invites vendors to sign up for the Aging Your Way Expo, set for September 12, 2024. The event showcases health and wellness advancements for the elderly.

Maryland State Police increase patrols for Labor Day weekend focusing on impaired, distracted, and aggressive driving to improve safety, as outlined in their official press release.

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman announced Jeff Amoros's departure as Chief of Staff and Jenny Proebstle's promotion to the position, effective September 16.

Laurel's trash collection schedule changes for Labor Day; Monday's waste moved to Tuesday, Tuesday's to Wednesday, with no bulky item or yard debris pickup on September 4th. Regular service resumes September 11th.

Anne Arundel County celebrates National Preparedness Month by offering free emergency training, including CPR/AED usage, Extreme Event Simulation Game, Stop the Bleed class, and active shooter response tactics.

A man from Baltimore County faces felony assault charges after a reported road rage incident involving a firearm on I-97 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

A man died and others, including children, were injured in a Towson fire; Dana Hunt is charged with arson and murder.

A former Baltimore City finance employee pled guilty to bribery and wire fraud, costing the city over $1.25 million and obtaining a $138,000 fraudulent PPP loan.

Baltimore Police launched a homicide investigation after a 38-year-old man was found dead from a gunshot on Bonaparte Avenue. They seek public assistance for leads.

Laurel, MD, opens the Craig A. Moe Multiservice Center to aid the homeless, offering various services and transitional housing, with a grand opening set for September 10.

The article details the investigation of a fatal shooting in Parkville, Baltimore County, where 43-year-old Romy Bogier died, and another man was injured. Police seek public help for leads.

Ravens players will don helmet decals to honor late wide receiver Jacoby Jones and coach Joe D'Alessandris this season.

Baltimore Police are investigating a shooting on Palmer Street and urge the public to provide any relevant information.

The Baltimore Police Department is launching a pilot childcare support project in January 2025, offering 100 members a monthly subsidy of up to $250 to assist with childcare costs.

Shakur Eldridge, 24, was arrested by Baltimore Police for an attempted murder and other charges following a social media sale that led to him allegedly shooting an 18-year-old in the foot.

A construction project to build a retaining wall on Woodbine Morgan Road will disrupt traffic with road closures from 8 AM to 4 PM on weekdays starting September 23rd. The project aims for completion by December 2024.

Two suspects, Angela Lee Pike and John Perry Parlier, were arrested in Hanover after a stolen vehicle pursuit involving law enforcement aerial support.

Baltimore residents, alongside Thiru Vignarajah, have filed a petition for a more comprehensible ballot question concerning the Harborplace redevelopment, arguing the current phrasing is misleading.

Howard County police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run in Elkridge where a woman was struck by two vehicles on Washington Boulevard. Neither driver stopped, and authorities urge witnesses to provide information.

Baltimore County Police seek a gray Honda CRV related to a hit-and-run that injured a pedestrian on September 7 at Pulaski Highway and Middle River Road, prompting an investigation.

The Howard County DPW is set to replace Furnace Avenue bridge to improve safety and connection with Anne Arundel County, with community meeting planned for October 2nd.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather in Baltimore with low to mid 80s during the day and a drop to 50s at night. Conditions remain dry until at least Monday, with mild winds and no notable tidal shifts expected.

Joseph W. Dixon is nominated as the first Black fire chief in Baltimore County history, with a 30-year career and experience as Assistant Fire/EMS Chief. Pending approval, he'd succeed Interim Chief Ebbert.

The autopsy of DPW worker Ronald Silver III confirms his death was due to hyperthermia during a heatwave. His family seeks answers from ongoing investigations.

The National Weather Service predicts stable weather for Baltimore, with highs in the low to mid 80s and potential minor rain. The weekend looks sunny, with uncertainty mid-week regarding a potential low-pressure system.

Stephawn Tate received a 75-year sentence for a 2020 fatal shooting, with a minimum of 10 years without parole, and the state's attorney emphasized the act's brazenness.

M&T Bank Stadium introduces renovations including the Miller Lite Gatehouse and field seats to enhance the gameday experience, alongside new food options and a rooftop deck with city views.

Baltimore Police Department seeks $297,551 in federal funds to maintain current staff levels, inviting public review and comments on the grant application.

Baltimore police evacuated an AMC Theatre in White Marsh following a phone threat, with a search later confirming no danger.

Baltimore police are investigating a fatal shooting on Spelman Road where an unidentified man was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds. The community is urged to provide any information to the authorities.

A suspect was arrested and a gun recovered by Baltimore Police following a shooting in North Baltimore, with the victim aiding police in locating the alleged shooter.

Baltimore's Mayor announces the 2024 Fall Clean-up event for October 26, focusing on neighborhood beautification and community collaboration. Registration for the event and supply collection details are provided.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Baltimore and DC, including fog, sunshine, and potential thunderstorms, with varying conditions over the weekend and into next week.

Two men were stabbed near Lexington Market in Baltimore. Police are investigating the incident and asking for community help to identify the assailant.

FBI agents boarded the Maersk Saltoro, managed by Synergy Marine Group, in relation to a maritime disaster and the catastrophic Key Bridge collapse earlier in the year.

Plans for a new Costco in Bel Air are on hold as the Development Advisory Committee seeks a detailed Traffic Impact Study and road improvements, amidst local concerns over traffic congestion.

A five-alarm fire struck downtown Baltimore, mobilizing over 200 firefighters and impacting traffic and light rail services, with no injuries reported.

Cloudy and rainy weather persists in Baltimore due to a stalled front, with light showers and mild temperatures today, and potential minor flooding in some areas.

A couple was assaulted in their vehicle in Glen Burnie after refusing a cigarette. The suspect, Terry Lamont White, later broke into a nearby apartment.

The Rodgers Forge community unites after a local man was shot during an attempted robbery, with residents showing solidarity and raising over $120,000 for the victim's family.

A Maryland woman was sentenced to 18 years for plotting to attack power facilities in Baltimore, motivated by white supremacist beliefs and "accelerationism."

Baltimore ranks third in equitable spending of Federal ARPA funds, with 81% aimed at addressing racial and economic disparities, according to an independent report.

A man was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the head in Randallstown, and police are investigating the incident. No suspects or victim details have been released.

Alexander Salinas received a 15-year sentence for the second-degree murder of his friend outside an Edgewater restaurant, with a plea to a lesser penalty than the State's request for a 45-year term.

Baltimore's Department of Finance announced plans to revamp its property tax system following a former employee's bribery scandal which resulted in significant financial loss.

Tavon Reid-El, a 25-year-old from Baltimore, was sentenced to 14 years for armed robberies and carjackings as part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

An extensive fire severely damaged Red Shedman Farm Brewery in Mount Airy, with no casualties reported. The cause is under investigation, possibly linked to a storm. The family intends to rebuild.

41-year-old man in stable condition after a shooting on Bethune Road. Police seek tips. Contact detectives at 410-396-2499 for any information on the incident.

Baltimore police investigate a shooting after a 40-year-old man arrived at a hospital with a gunshot wound. Detectives seek the crime scene and ask for public assistance with any information.

A postseason rally for Baltimore Orioles fans will be held at the Inner Harbor with appearances by the mayor and team legends, promising giveaways, entertainment, and a chance to win tickets.

The Baltimore County Police Department warns drivers about stopping for school buses for student safety, having issued 3,468 warning citations for violations.

Mary J. Blige announces her "The For My Fans Tour" featuring NE-YO and Mario, coming to Baltimore's CFG Bank Arena on April 4, 2025, with ticket sales starting in October.

Mayor Scott's press release recounts the success of Baltimore's 2024 "BMore Lit: More in '24" youth program, highlighting reduced youth crime rates and 10,212 job placements from the YouthWorks initiative.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a car in Jessup, with the driver staying on the scene and police investigating the circumstances. No charges have been filed.

The article describes upcoming weather patterns for Baltimore, including a weak cold front followed by mild temperatures and possible sunshine, with a more pronounced cold front expected next week.

BCAS has launched the "Life is Better with Pets" campaign, promoting responsible pet ownership and offering free microchipping, aiming to return lost pets to owners and highlight the positive impact pets have on families.

Howard County partners with Maryland's Department of Natural Resources via a MOU to undertake shared environmental goals, including a significant tree planting project and initiatives to reduce greenhouse emissions.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes light winds, a few showers, or a possible thunderstorm near the I-81 corridor, with highs in the mid-upper 70s. Conditions will clear tonight, leading to a sunny weekend.

Police in Baltimore arrested a 28-year-old man after a foot chase, seizing a loaded handgun with a rapid-fire device, which is illegal under current laws.

Mervyn Fombe Abiko from Maryland was indicted on charges of submitting over $1 million in fraudulent unemployment claims during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Baltimore Police report a man was hospitalized following a shooting on Cottage Avenue; they're seeking information from the public.

The murder trial for Rachel Morin's suspected killer, Victor Martinez-Hernandez, is delayed to April 2025, with the defense needing more time to review evidence.

Baltimore Police are investigating an early morning shooting in the Central District where a 25-year-old man was injured.

Anne Arundel County Police arrested a man for possession of a stolen vehicle during a traffic stop in Brooklyn Park, with the vehicle and tags both reported stolen.

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld an Anne Arundel County law requiring gun retailers to provide safety pamphlets, validating local gun violence prevention efforts.

Eric Kibler, 43, was arrested for a fatal shooting that killed Anthony Martin and wounded others on N. Spring Street, Baltimore. He faces first-degree murder charges.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball endorses a report outlining future agricultural initiatives for West Friendship Park, focusing on education, support, and recreation.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott has been selected as an alternate juror for a case in the Baltimore Circuit Court, temporarily altering his public schedule for the coming days.

Police responded to a shooting on Garrison Avenue in Baltimore, finding a male victim with gunshot wounds. They urge witnesses to provide information.

Baltimore County firefighters responded to a church fire on Reisterstown Road in Pikesville, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

Donte Green was arrested for a series of armed bank robberies in Baltimore. The effort was a collaboration between the Baltimore Police, U.S. Marshals, and FBI.

Increased police presence in Anne Arundel County, MD, after a robbery in Glen Burnie and the arrest of two individuals with a stolen U-Haul and gun in Severn.

Howard County celebrates local champions of disability inclusion during National Disability Employment Awareness Month, with awards presented to supportive businesses and individuals.

A Maryland man was arrested for attempting to provide material support to ISIS before boarding a flight at Baltimore Washington International Airport.

Pennsylvania man Gary Douglas is held without bond on felony assault charges after a road rage incident involving a gun on I-83.

The Anne Arundel County Board of Education approved a pay increase and new career ladder for teachers after reaching an agreement with the Teachers Association.

A 41-year-old truck driver died in a crash in Baltimore with two others injured; a CRASH Team is investigating.

US 40 in Maryland will see lane closures from Fall 2024 to Spring 2025 for barrier upgrades, affecting traffic on weekdays and some nights. The $1.2 million safety project will be conducted by L. S. Lee, Inc. and Priority Construction Corp.

Vessel, a new cocktail bar, has opened at the Baltimore Peninsula atop the ROOST hotel, serving global-inspired drinks with river views, cabanas, and stylish, nautical-themed décor.

Papi's Tacos in Hampden was burglarized, leading to a confrontation where shots were fired at the owner, who was not injured. The owner rammed the burglars' car, disabling it. Police have recovered stolen items and are investigating.

A woman in Owings Mills was sentenced to 42 months in federal prison for wire fraud related to handling stolen luxury cars, with a subsequent supervised release and a restitution payment required.

A cold front is set to bring higher winds and cooler temperatures to Baltimore, raising fire weather concerns due to dry conditions. Frost and freeze warnings may follow despite a lack of significant precipitation.

Anthony Berry Jr., 18, was arrested for a February double shooting in Baltimore that injured two men; he faces charges including attempted first-degree murder.

The Baltimore County Council unanimously condemned a proposed transmission line project, with local concerns over its environmental and community impact.

Two dead, four injured in a Baltimore County multi-vehicle crash involving a pickup truck and a mobile crane, with an ongoing investigation by state police.

Baltimore County has initiated renovations for the Rocky Point Golf Course Clubhouse to modernize facilities and expand event spaces, with County Executive Olszewski at the groundbreaking.

DC and Baltimore will experience a warm trend followed by cooler weather next week, with a dry and sunny stretch through Thursday as temperatures rise, potentially nearing 80°F.

Early voting in Maryland sees high turnout, with thousands in Baltimore County casting ballots ahead of Election Day, valuing convenience and the significance of the vote.

Baltimore Police arrested a 15-year-old with a stolen loaded handgun; details of the arrest were not disclosed.

The Baltimore County Police have issued a warrant for 16-year-old Brayan Rodriguez for a shooting on Reisterstown Road, seeking public help to find him.

The Baltimore DPW is under fire for data manipulation on heat-related illnesses, revealed after the death of a worker. The family demands records release, while the department cites oversight and vows accuracy in future.

The trial of ex-officer James Weems Jr. for child sexual abuse at a daycare began, involving testimonies from the victim's family and evidence of pornographic searches.

The National Weather Service forecasts a weather shift with a cold front and cooler conditions in the Baltimore MD/Washington DC region, followed by dry conditions and variable temperatures into next week.

The Baltimore Ravens prepare for a pivotal game against the Denver Broncos, with both teams at a 5-3 record, emphasizing the urgency for a win to aid playoff positioning.

Baltimore officers responded to a hospital report of a non-fatal shooting on Fort Smallwood Road. The 20-year-old victim survived, and detectives are seeking public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

A teenage boy was wounded by gunfire on Halloween night in Baltimore, with investigators focusing on the 400 block of West Mulberry Street for the shooting location. Police seek witness information.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore and First Lady Dawn Moore commemorated Maryland's Emancipation Day and renamed the Banneker Douglass Tubman Museum, celebrating Harriet Tubman and other Black women.

"Winter on the Waterfront" brings holiday events to Baltimore's Inner Harbor, with an ice rink, Christmas Village, and winter-themed activities planned.

A 45-year-old man was arrested for a handgun violation on Paca Street, Baltimore, after police recovered a loaded gun during an investigation. The identity and details of the charges have not been released.

A 19-year-old woman in Baltimore is critically paralyzed after a shooting in Federal Hill, with the community deeply affected and her family facing financial hardship.

A woman named Ceaira Jackson was fatally shot in Baltimore's Upton neighborhood, and police are investigating the incident, urging witnesses to provide information.

A 17-year-old male was treated for gunshot wounds late Sunday in Baltimore. Injuries are non-life-threatening; police continue investigating the incident.

Justin Matthew Schlotterbeck is charged with attempted murder after a shooting in Abingdon, Harford County, where Eric Igwacho was injured but survived.

Ceremony Coffee Roasters from Annapolis is acquired by Kansas City's FairWave, ensuring continuity in local brand essence with its founder still leading.

The Baltimore Police have arrested 44-year-old Damion Thomas for first-degree murder in the shooting of Brian Nesbitt on South Paca Street in August 2024.

A truck crashed into a Bel Air home, sparking a fire that killed a dog and led to evacuations. The driver fled, and authorities are seeking to press charges. No human injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service predicts a dry cold front followed by high pressure and weekend rain for the Mid-Atlantic, amidst a record dry spell raising wildfire risks, leading to a Red Flag Warning in the area.

A man with gunshot wounds in Towson is in serious condition, prompting a police investigation. Local authorities seek public assistance through tips, potentially offering a cash reward for useful information.

A man was killed in Glen Burnie after a road rage incident where he allegedly attacked a motorcyclist with a hammer, who then shot him in self-defense.

A Baltimore County man was arrested for his involvement in a violent car rally held in Philadelphia last September, with charges including endangering safety and disorderly conduct.

Election sites in Maryland were evacuated due to bomb threats; officials, including State Administrator Jared DeMarinis, have condemned the acts and intend to continue vote counting.

Mary Pat Clarke, a prominent Baltimore political figure and former City Council president, died at age 83. She was remembered for her deep community commitment and impactful legislative work.

Volunteer firefighters and additional companies responded to an apartment fire in Forest Hill, MD, where a fire sprinkler system quickly extinguished the blaze, highlighting the importance of such systems in fire safety.

A fatal early morning tractor-trailer crash and resulting fire closed northbound I-95 in Harford County, Maryland, causing significant traffic delays.

Tiffany Harrison is sentenced to three years, with time served, and probation for her role in a school shooting. Her partner Dredden received a longer sentence of 20 years, with five to serve.

McKesson and AmerisourceBergen were found liable for fueling the opioid crisis in Baltimore with the jury awarding the city $266 million in damages, as stated by Mayor Scott.

Two Maryland men face charges for allegedly tampering with odometers and committing securities fraud, possibly facing decades of imprisonment if convicted.

Baltimore County Police urge drivers and pedestrians to exercise caution at night following four recent fatal incidents, offering safety tips to prevent future tragedies.

Maryland's environment department denied a permit for Halle Companies' Chesapeake Terrace Landfill, which County Executive Pittman supported, citing public health concerns.

A teen stole a car, hit a police vehicle and a pedestrian in Baltimore, and was arrested after a chase with aerial support. The pedestrian is in critical condition.

The National Weather Service warns of weather shifts in Baltimore with potential winds and snow in the mountains, urging residents to prepare for travel disruptions and minor coastal flooding.

Baltimore Police arrested a 23-year-old male in the Northern District, finding a handgun, ammunition, drugs, and other property. The arrest occurred on November 15, 2024.

Parkville High School closed early due to a power issue, affecting classes and extracurricular activities, with no immediate timeline for power restoration.

Authorities in Glen Burnie are searching for a man who robbed a Royal Farms store and stole cigarettes, implying he was armed. The suspect is described as a Black male in his 20s. Tips can be reported anonymously to 410-222-4700.

The Baltimore City Council approved a bill to raise taxes on vacant properties to combat urban blight, with the new rate set to be three to four times the standard.

The Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center has expanded its Behavioral Health Unit to provide enhanced mental health care, tripling its capacity to 24 beds, and improving emergency services.

A two-vehicle crash in Northwest Baltimore left one person dead and a woman and teenager injured. The accident happened at West Northern Parkway and Liberty Heights Avenue.

A Gwynn Oak landscaper won $500,000 from a Maryland Lottery scratch-off ticket, planning to invest the money wisely while not changing his modest lottery-playing habits. Also, the selling 7-Eleven store will receive a $1,000 bonus.

A body and a white SUV were recovered from Dundee Creek Marina at Gunpowder State Park, with police and Maryland Natural Resources Police investigating the incident.

The Harford County Sheriff's Office plans to use a federal grant to enhance law enforcement capabilities by acquiring new equipment aimed at reducing property crimes, violent offenses, and traffic incidents.

The schedule for curbside collection and facility operations during Thanksgiving by the Department of Public Works has been released, with special instructions for Pasadena residents affected by a labor dispute.

Dunbar High School senior Joshua Blackston is the first from Baltimore City Public Schools to join the Under Armour All-America High School Football team.

A Towson restaurant owner, Masaud Atharis, was physically assaulted outside his restaurant after confronting individuals urinating nearby. The altercation involved a punch and a displayed firearm. Police are investigating using surveillance footage.

The article discusses how Baltimore Ravens are preparing for their game against the Los Angeles Chargers without potentially injured linebacker Roquan Smith, with a "linebacker by committee" strategy.

Four men were indicted in Maryland for stealing over $800,000 in goods through "flash mob" style robberies. Charges include theft and burglary, with one facing a firearms charge.

Howard County has launched a security grants program offering $250,000 to nonprofit and faith-based organizations to enhance protection against hate crimes, with applications due by December 20, 2024.

Baltimore County unveiled a memorial art installation at Lake Roland to honor the over 3,100 local COVID-19 victims, featuring a designed pathway and gathering circle.

Goodwill hosted its 67th annual Thanksgiving dinner for over 2,000 people, providing not only food but also support services, with local volunteers including the city's mayor and police commissioner.

Legionella bacteria persist at Baltimore's State Center despite efforts to eradicate it, posing ongoing health concerns for employees. Remediation continues, but water use restrictions remain in place.