The Baltimore Symphony will play Oregon Ridge on July 3–4, 2026, expanding its Fourth weekend programming with fireworks and community anthem auditions.

A 21-year-old Virginia man was taken into custody in Anne Arundel County after fleeing officers in a stolen Acura and being found with a handgun.

Baltimore police arrested a 22-year-old after seizing roughly two pounds of suspected cannabis and a loaded rifle during a search at a smoke shop on East Monument Street.

State’s Attorney Ivan Bates will convene a Solutions Pact forum Wednesday at Digital Harbor High School to press regulators and police on smoke-shop enforcement and juvenile charging.

Maillard Patisserie will shutter its Hampden and Hamilton Baltimore locations in early May, owner Caitlin Kiehl said, calling the choice bittersweet after 5+ years. Neighborhood fans have a few weeks to stock up.

An 81-year-old former Gilman chaplain was indicted in Baltimore on allegations of child sex abuse from the 1970s; an initial court appearance is set for March 26.

Chef Maynard McMillan’s NaFasi has set up a counter at Lexington Market, serving bold Caribbean plates and plant-forward sides alongside the city’s market staples.

ICE Baltimore says it arrested Frederick Muir after the Jessup facility turned him over on an immigration detainer. He reportedly has a final order of removal and will remain in federal custody.

A Hagerstown man is on trial in Baltimore over the Aug. 18, 2024 Thunderguards memorial shooting that killed one and wounded seven. Prosecutors say surveillance and ballistics tie multiple shooters to the scene.

A ceiling collapse trapped a Frederick County fire captain during a fast-moving apartment blaze; he was rescued, airlifted to Baltimore and dozens of residents were displaced.

A Point of Rocks couple turned a stop at an Exxon into a $50,000 win on the Maryland Lottery’s $5 Winning Streak scratch-off and claimed the prize earlier this week.

A Wicomico County judge on March 12 sentenced 18-year-old Mykel Elliott to life plus 60 years for his role in a 2023 downtown Salisbury shooting, prosecutors said.

Lawmakers in Annapolis are closing in on a budget, but a contentious 3% tax on data and IT services has lawmakers and business groups sparring over repeal or carveouts.