A Linthicum Heights man was charged after an off‑road vehicle reportedly drove across three Lindale Middle School athletic fields and caused significant turf damage.

Federal agents are searching for Terrance Carter, who investigators say killed his aunt in 2002 and lived with her body for days.

Harford County has opened a state‑certified PFAS lab at the Abingdon Water Treatment Plant that officials say will speed testing from weeks to days and help protect about 130,000 residents.

A $2.2M consent decree resolves a years‑long case over lead paint chips from Baltimore’s TV Hill, funding cleanup, testing and a mandatory repaint. The settlement pairs penalties with community safeguards.

A Hanover man was handed a 35‑year Maryland sentence after a 2020 cross‑state chase that included gunfire, a fatal officer‑involved shooting and a multi‑agency response.

A tug in Curtis Creek began taking on water after striking an object; all aboard were rescued and reported uninjured.

Pikesville’s Woodholme Country Club will pay $1,042,500 to resolve federal allegations it improperly obtained and was forgiven a nearly $700,000 PPP loan.

Mid Atlantic Port Services bought a 30,253‑sqft Southeast Baltimore warehouse and 5.48 acres at 6101 E. Lombard St. for $5.7M and will relocate logistics operations later this year.

Baltimore Shines is installing no‑cost rooftop solar on income‑qualified rowhomes, hitting a 50-install milestone and aiming for about 170 systems to cut energy bills. The program blends grants, utility and city funding with local training.

Pennsylvania State Police identified 20-year-old Dalen Martin after a trench collapse in Hamilton Township left one worker dead. Funeral services are scheduled for April 8 in Smithsburg.

BGE filed a plan to stitch together batteries, EVs and smart devices into a virtual power plant aimed at cutting peak costs. Regulators will review the two-year pilot this week.

An ALPR alert to a stolen 2008 Kia in a Motel 6 parking lot led to the seizure of suspected crack, fentanyl and $1,327 and two arrests.

Gov. Wes Moore called the Iran operation a "war of choice" and says Maryland dipped into state reserves to keep SNAP benefits from being cut.