A 90‑lb Rottweiler named Trooper survived being struck near the I‑695/I‑795 overpass on March 12 and was rescued by Baltimore County Animal Services. He’s stable but needs a foster while he recovers.

A house fire in the 1800 block of Kittyhawk Road in Essex drew a large Baltimore County Fire response; occupants initially thought trapped were later confirmed safe.

Baltimore County detectives have renewed a public appeal in the unsolved 2001 stabbing of Towson dry‑cleaning manager Mary Roe and are asking the public for tips.

The MVA mailed 58,000 warnings to drivers with Virginia plates, citing lost revenue and safety concerns as lawmakers advance SB111 to tighten rules.

An Evening of Hope honored Jones Junction and helped the American Cancer Society complete a $10M campaign to build a larger Hope Lodge in Baltimore.

Shots rang out near the Maryland Science Center Sunday evening; police say no one was hurt and detectives believe a dispute led to the gunfire. Investigators remain on scene.

A 58-year-old man was found dead inside a car on the 300 block of South Stricker Street Sunday. Homicide detectives and the medical examiner have been notified.

A Thurmont man was ordered to serve 19 years after prosecutors say he posted a woman's personal information on Craigslist and invited strangers to her home.

A federal appeals court sent the long-running negligence suit against DeRay McKesson back to a jury, reviving claims tied to a violent turn at a 2016 Baton Rouge protest. The order deepens a test of how state tort law and the First Amendment collide.

Former Ravens running back Terrance West has been charged after an alleged fight with a contractor at his Upper Marlboro home. Charging documents say the dispute began over carpet stains; West is due in court May 1, 2026.

A Commerce report says Maryland incentive programs supported about 24,000 jobs in fiscal 2025, with manufacturing taking the largest share of the gains.

Three New Jersey teens were arrested in Greenwich in connection with the theft of a $15,000 1947 Martin D‑28 from Music Land in Bel Air. The guitar remains missing as extradition is underway.

A March 11 agreement cleared the way for a 13‑acre Glen Burnie redevelopment at 7409 Baltimore‑Annapolis Blvd, bringing 246 homes, creek restoration and a $300k state grant.