Baltimore City plans to use USDA-trained sharpshooters to reduce its overpopulated deer, aiming to protect parks and donate meat to the Maryland Food Bank.

Baltimore city-owned vehicles received 4,088 traffic citations in 2025, totaling about $452,000 — but most fines were waived or went unpaid, with police vehicles comprising the bulk of violations.

Congressman Jamie Raskin reported severely overcrowded conditions at a Baltimore ICE facility, which lacks adequate amenities for detainees. He called for congressional oversight and reforms.

Augie’s Mussel House & Sports Bar is headed to Annapolis Town Center in late February with a mussel‑centered menu, beer pairings and big‑screen TVs.

Mayor Scott and Rec & Parks unveiled The Playbook, a 10‑year blueprint to guide where Baltimore invests in new and renovated rec centers, pools and playgrounds.

Sunny and crisp Friday in Baltimore with highs near 38°F. A chilly, soaking rain is likely Sunday into Sunday night.

A whiteboard seized from a Cambodian compound spells out a step‑by‑step romance‑scam playbook, and federal agents are warning online daters as a new awareness campaign launches. The notes show how targets were chosen, groomed and pushed to fake trading sites.

Howard County Public Schools canceled after‑school activities at Atholton, Guilford Park and Hammond while SROs and police investigated a rumor; officials called the move precautionary.

A Baltimore family says it's outraged after Melachi Brown — convicted in the 2023 I‑695 crash that killed six workers — was pulled over in December and cited for driving on a revoked license.

Two individuals were arrested in Anne Arundel County for possessing suspected drugs after a traffic stop on February 10. Police seized 16.4g of suspected crack cocaine and 4.1g of potential heroin or fentanyl.

Baltimore has lifted its State of Emergency after a severe winter storm, resuming normal activities as conditions improve.

Weeks after a late-January snowstorm, several Baltimore schools remain on early-dismissal or virtual schedules because of burst pipes and power outages. Parents say late notices made pickup and work plans harder.

Two men were arrested after police say a stolen car was tracked across Baltimore neighborhoods and the suspects allegedly robbed a 17-year-old before a brief foot chase.