Anne Arundel County Police arrested Larry Mason after a traffic stop in Severn led to the discovery of drugs, leading to charges of possession and intent to distribute.

Harford County Public Schools face backlash over proposed changes to their Patriot Program, with debates on maintaining its goals and parental involvement.

An off-duty Anne Arundel County officer, Corporal Russell Ruehl, was charged in a hit-and-run with a police car, resulting in his suspension without pay.

Baltimore County announces a series of town hall meetings to discuss the FY2026 budget, inviting public input on local financial decisions, with sessions livestreamed for accessibility.

Two arrested after a student was seriously injured in a stabbing at Meade High School; Anne Arundel County police and school officials respond to the incident and discuss school safety.

A Baltimore man, Jose Adan Lopez-Guevara, faces federal charges for sexually exploiting a minor and possessing child abuse material, with a potential sentence of up to 30 years per count.

A fire in Baltimore County critically injured one person; heavy fire and hoarding conditions challenged responders. The fire, now under control, is under investigation.

Del. Dalya Attar is recommended for a vacant Maryland state Senate seat, potentially becoming the first Orthodox Jewish woman in the role, pending Governor Moore's approval.

Volunteers in Maryland celebrated MLK Day through community service, including revamping a school and supporting the food bank, inspired by King's legacy of service.

The National Weather Service reports that Baltimore faces well-below-normal temperatures and dangerous wind chills due to arctic high pressure, with Cold Weather Advisories in effect.

Baltimore police seek public help to identify suspects in the fatal shooting of security guard Jamal Davis at a local McDonald's. An $8,000 reward is offered for information.

Violent incident at Carver Vocational-Technical High School leaves four injured, including two students and a staff member; investigation is underway.

The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services faces criticism for outdated systems and poor oversight, highlighted by a recent audit and Senate committee meeting.