Sunset Cove, known as Middle River's original Beach Bar, has announced its permanent closure on Facebook, thanking customers and staff for years of support. The owners suggest visiting Steelefish Grille and Hickory Lodge for a continued experience.

The National Weather Service forecasts unsettled weather for Baltimore and the Mid Atlantic, with temperature swings, mixed precipitation, and isolated severe weather threats.

Mayor Scott unveils Baltimore's FY2026 budget focusing on youth, public safety, and no tax rate hikes, addressing an $85M shortfall with savings and revenues, while investing in city development and services.

Coffee Beanery is set to open in Owings Mills on April 7, promising a grand opening with gifts and festivities from April 18-20. The store will replace a closed Starbucks.

Johns Hopkins University-owned company Broadway Services is closing, resulting in over 1,000 job cuts by summer. Transition plans are underway for affected employees.

Four people were wounded in a mass shooting in North Baltimore; police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

The National Weather Service predicts a backdoor front in northeastern Maryland, with storm risks and a brief mid-week respite before another system brings more rain and potential marine advisories.

Querida Moran was sentenced to over 11 years for fentanyl distribution after being found guilty of possessing and intending to distribute drugs, including fentanyl and cocaine.

The Maryland House Judiciary Committee debated amendments to the Child Victims Act, focusing on state liability and compensation caps for abuse lawsuits.

Ed Burroughs becomes the youngest chair of Prince George's County Council, with Krystal Oriadha as the vice chair, signaling a potential shift towards progressive policies.

Montgomery County police investigate a shooting where a teenager was shot in the leg; his injuries are non-life-threatening and no suspect is in custody.

An off-duty Prince George's County officer was charged with DWI while in his cruiser; Officer Simeon Daramola's police powers were suspended pending investigation.

A man from Hagerstown was charged with arson and other offenses after setting his estranged partner's belongings on fire, which threatened a home with minors inside.