Several juveniles were arrested after multiple fights broke out Sunday night in downtown Baltimore; the BPD helicopter Foxtrot monitored the scene.

A shot was fired during a fight inside Arundel Mills Mall Saturday evening; Anne Arundel County police say several people are in custody and detectives are investigating.

A 34-year-old man was shot early Friday on the 3500 block of Old York Road in North Baltimore; Northern District detectives detained a suspect as the investigation continues.

A new watchdog analysis is putting Baltimore’s property-tax burden under the microscope: the city’s $2.248 municipal rate, reassessments and credit rules help explain why bills feel steep.

Denise Day, Tristan King’s great‑aunt, was arrested Wednesday on abduction and harboring charges after investigators say she hid the 9‑year‑old for months.

An inspector general synopsis says a Baltimore City employee used Microsoft Teams to threaten colleagues, triggering a personnel review and renewed focus on records access.

Baltimore police issued a March 25 public safety alert after multiple carjackings tied to a "bump-and-rob" tactic. Officials urge caution and ask the public to share tips.

Baltimore's Water Taxi launched an on‑demand pilot that lets riders hail boats via the TransiGO app, with $1 introductory fares and plans to expand across the harbor.

Brothers Harley and Aaron Magden bought The Essen Room in Pikesville and say they’ll preserve the menu while expanding hours and seating. The change is intended to keep the deli’s traditions alive.

The NAACP has named former DOJ civil‑rights chief Kristen Clarke as its general counsel to lead voting‑rights, gerrymandering and First Amendment litigation. The hire deepens the group’s courtroom team ahead of a high‑stakes election cycle.

EPIQ Solutions signed a 36,120-square-foot lease at Arcadia Business Park and will relocate about 90 engineering and manufacturing employees to Frederick.

Baltimore sued xAI, alleging Grok flooded residents’ feeds with nonconsensual sexual deepfakes and seeking injunctions and the maximum statutory penalties.

The Maryland IID declined to prosecute a Calvert County deputy over a Dec. 12 pursuit that ended in a fatal crash; the driver faces negligent‑manslaughter charges.