A rabid raccoon was found in Jarrettsville, Harford County, prompting health warnings and a call for precautionary measures by local residents and pet owners.

Baltimore's Mayor Brandon Scott opposes using the National Guard for gun violence, favoring increased federal law enforcement support and highlighting the city's crime rate decline without military presence.

A Maryland Trooper was injured after an impaired driver struck his patrol car during a traffic stop. The driver, Damien Haman, faces DUI and other charges.

Baltimore police investigate after a woman with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound arrived at the hospital. Incident details are unclear; public assistance is sought.

Gervonta "Tank" Davis, a world champion boxer, is set to face YouTuber Jake Paul in a fight on November 14 in Atlanta, to be streamed globally by Netflix.

Baltimore faces cooler, damp weather with drizzle and possible showers, while watching Hurricane Erin, which could cause gusty winds and coastal flooding. A brief sunny reprieve is expected before more storms on Sunday.

Cecil County Sheriff's deputy Dontae Odom faces 45 charges, including misconduct and unauthorized access to police databases, after allegedly using sensitive information for personal reasons.

IronCircle relocates its global headquarters to Maryland, creating 200 jobs and strengthening the state's status as a cyber/AI hub, boosted by an already substantial local cybersecurity industry.

Maryland Transit Administration announces enhanced bus services and safety measures for Fall 2025, including route extensions and increased frequency, and a law to ban individuals who assault others.

Carroll County firefighters tackled a major barn fire at Coldsprings Dairy Farm in New Windsor, with no injuries reported and all cows safe despite significant damage.

A Nottingham felon was sentenced to four years in prison for illegal firearms and ammunition possession, with a two-year supervised release to follow.

Fagan Harris, previously with Gov. Wes Moore's staff, will lead the Abell Foundation as its president and CEO starting January 5, 2026. His appointment is noted for the potential to continue significant contributions to Baltimore's progress.

Baltimore City sues Hanover Armory over alleged negligent sale of 'ghost gun kits', claiming it contributes to gun violence. Trial starts with jury selection today.