Baltimore police responded to the 400 block of S. Payson Street on Feb. 20 after medics performed life-saving measures on an unidentified woman; she was later pronounced dead.

College Track used Super Bowl week to celebrate a $20M gift from the Ravens, the Bisciotti Foundation and M&T Bank that will help open a Baltimore center to guide first-generation students from high school to college.

Maryland awarded about $6 million to We Our Us even as the group's public filings lag. Accounting experts say the nonprofit's 2023 return raises transparency concerns.

A 31-year-old man was arrested after a Feb. 10 robbery attempt in South Baltimore left a pedestrian shot in the arm; court records and police identified the suspect.

Baltimore homicide detectives arrested 52‑year‑old Brian Burrows Friday in connection with a Central District killing that occurred last week. The department posted the advisory on X.

A 36-year-old man died after a Thursday night stabbing on the 1400 block of McCulloh Street in West Baltimore. Homicide detectives are asking anyone with information to call.

Council hearings pushed the DOT to make operational changes — mapped lights and 24/7 parking enforcement — but unsigned contracts and a 311 backlog mean many repairs are still delayed.

Anne Arundel's school board approved a $1.92B FY2027 request with new hires, pay tweaks and major construction projects.

A late‑January multi‑agency sweep in Baltimore produced hundreds of arrests, multiple federal indictments and a U.S. Marshals‑led roundup of fugitive suspects.

Baltimore extends Harbor Connector Route 2 with a new stop at Maritime Park to improve waterfront transit, with enhanced service hours and frequencies starting March 2.

A 17-year-old was shot Wednesday evening on High Street in Cambridge and was flown to Shock Trauma. Police are asking neighbors and anyone with video to contact investigators.

An alleged box‑cutter stabbing in Anne Arundel became a flashpoint after ICE took custody and DHS criticized Maryland's new limits on local cooperation with ICE.

Travis Gary pleaded guilty to possession of 193 fentanyl capsules seized in a Hagerstown raid; Judge Boyer sentenced him to 12 years, with five years not eligible for parole.