A predawn fight at Crackpot Bar in Towson left one man dead and a woman hospitalized, with no charges filed yet.

A cloistered order near Gettysburg is raising a village-sized monastery with hand-forged nails and a 1,000-year lifespan in mind.

The former Mike’s Inland at Sunset on Greenway Road will soon house dozens of food trucks and caterers under one roof.

Dozens told the council the inspector general can't do her job without full access to records. A vote looms next week.

Logan Trader circled the block and opened fire again, killing a 49-year-old passerby on North Division Street.

Ly Xinzhen Brown says the county's $277 million police budget, per her own figure, hasn't stopped crime. Rivals call the stance reckless.

Candidates range from wanting an outright ban to backing AI literacy lessons, as the county weighs guardrails for 108,000 students.

Officers deployed mace after demonstrators began beating on the headquarters doors and windows. Police still have not said what sparked the protest.

The new panel will target federal and commercial maritime projects as Baltimore County alone sees billions in planned shipyard investment.

State Public Defender Natasha Dartigue warns Maryland’s legal system could stall without more attorneys, paralegals and investigators.

A wanted man barricaded himself inside a Courtland Avenue home Wednesday, forcing York Catholic and Hannah Penn into lockdown.

A fresh lineup of queens takes the Hippodrome stage this weekend, three years after SIX last played Baltimore.

Sheriff Matt Crisafulli says frozen water bottles hurled at officers and overwhelmed first responders show why takeover events need stiffer penalties.