A Florida man was indicted for making terror-linked threats on TikTok while living in Maryland, showcasing symbols associated with Hamas and targeting Americans in his posts.

Baltimore County teachers demanded the school board address problems with the new Oracle payroll system, which caused missed paychecks and incorrect deductions.

A rescue operation occurred at Baltimore's Inner Harbor after a vehicle was found submerged, with one person in critical condition, later transported to the hospital.

Harford County builder Korey Homes and its co-owners were fined over $1 million for alleged consumer protection violations in a purported Ponzi-like scheme.

One man died and another was wounded in a shooting in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood, near Cross Street Market. The incident remains under investigation.

A Baltimore County woman was sentenced to 38 months in prison for impersonating nurses and committing identity theft, working at over 40 facilities fraudulently.

Reginald Lively received a life sentence without parole for John Hall III's 2021 murder in Baltimore, after previous convictions for two other murders, due to the Cold Case Unit's thorough investigation.

A barn on Falls Road in Hampstead, Maryland, was significantly damaged by fire, with no injuries reported. Firefighters contained the blaze within an hour; the cause is under investigation.

Jennifer Tinker of Ellicott City was sentenced to nearly six years for embezzling $1.2 million from Keller Williams Realty to fund her lavish lifestyle. She continued her scheme at another employer, stealing an additional $100,000.

A head-on collision in Woodlawn resulted in one fatality and one critical injury. The accident involved a Ford E-350 and a Toyota Tundra and is under investigation.

Baltimore is poised for dramatic weather shifts with warm temperatures followed by a potent cold front bringing snow showers, high winds, and potential thunderstorms.

A head-on collision in Harford County, MD, injured four people, one critically. The crash prompted fire companies' responses and is under investigation.

A Maryland woman pleaded guilty to six counts of negligent manslaughter for a crash that killed six workers, with a proposed 24-year sentence and additional probation and community service.