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.

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.

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

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.

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 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.

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.

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

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.

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