A Baltimore judge denied a motion to suppress an eyewitness ID in the Montford Avenue murder case, leaving identification and fingerprint evidence available to prosecutors.

Hundreds of seniors rallied at the Waxter Center as the city prepares a feasibility study and temporary relocations. Members say the center is their social lifeline.

A Gifts of Green scratch-off sold in Hagerstown paid $500,000 this week and led a statewide run of big Maryland Lottery payouts. Winners and retailers are now sorting claims and bonuses.

A late‑April freeze devastated grape buds across Virginia and Maryland, forcing wineries to redraw staffing and bottling plans. Growers and state agencies are tallying losses and watching for recovery.

A 17-year-old boy was shot in the leg Sunday in Southeast Baltimore; detectives say the shooting may have started on North Lakewood Avenue.

A 15-year-old was arrested after police say he struck his 1-year-old brother in the head in Northeast Baltimore. The baby was treated for non-life-threatening injuries as detectives investigate.

Two vacant buildings on the Springfield Hospital Center campus burned Saturday in a suspected arson; state fire marshals are investigating.

Court officials say the man who shot a Baltimore County police officer will plead guilty and be committed to a psychiatric hospital.

Baltimore used the No. 80 pick on USC receiver Ja'Kobi Lane, a 6'4" contested-catch, red-zone weapon who adds size to the Ravens' receiver corps. Analysts say he brings upside and clear developmental work.

A jury convicted Joshua Edwards in the 2019 stabbing outside Excape Nightclub in Middle River; prosecutors will seek a life sentence.

A Johns Hopkins intranasal DNA vaccine shortened TB disease and prevented relapse in animal studies, offering a potential adjunct as drug resistance rises.

A federal judge has ended court supervision of the Fleischmann’s Vinegar site after monitoring showed acid discharges to the Jones Falls have stopped. Settlement funds will support restoration work.

The York Road outpost of Mr. Fries Man has closed after three years; Instagram and delivery apps show the Towson shop is offline.