Two arrests were made in Baltimore following a police operation that seized a large quantity of narcotics intended for distribution in Mount Clare and Pigtown.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces new city leadership, aiming for a safer and more equitable city, with Dr. Michelle Taylor sworn in as Health Commissioner.

The MDTA responded to concerns about the Chesapeake Bay Bridge's safety after a photo of apparent structural issues went viral, confirming the bridge's integrity and alignment despite its age and addressing public anxiety.

The Baltimore community is shaken by a shooting incident on Eldorado Avenue, leaving a 19-year-old male wounded. Police are actively investigating and seeking public tips.

Armed robbery occurred at Dorsch's Auto Parts; suspect fired a shot, stole a scooter, and fled. Police seeking public assistance. No injuries reported.

Alexis Cancel-Soto was found guilty of first-degree murder for the 2024 shooting of Cameran Holt, after a jury deliberated for roughly 10 hours over two days in Baltimore.

Baltimore's Charm City Live will host national artists and local vendors, with activities for all ages at War Memorial Plaza, amidst tight security and road closures.

Baltimore police offer an $8,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the murder case of Kayla Williams, urging the public to come forward with any details.

Cardi B announces her "Little Miss Drama Tour" with over 30 dates in North America, starting February 2026, to coincide with her second album release.

Officers responded to a shooting in Hanover; a man was found with gunshot wounds in his vehicle and taken to the hospital. Police are investigating the targeted attack and seek public assistance.

A pedestrian was hit by a car on Ritchie Highway in Anne Arundel County, leading to significant traffic delays as authorities closed southbound lanes for investigation.

Baltimore Police's Southwest District Action Team seized drugs, guns, and cash after a month-long probe in Carrollton Ridge, arresting six individuals aged 17 to 44.

The Baltimore City District Courthouse at 501 E. Fayette Street is relocating to 500 N. Calvert Street in mid-October, due to health concerns from Legionella bacteria detected in the old building.