A student was detained Tuesday after allegedly assaulting two teachers at Roye‑Williams Elementary in Havre de Grace. Officials say the teachers' injuries are non‑life‑threatening.

The Ravens pledged $1 million to six organizations to back prevention, crisis response and expand Mayor Brandon Scott’s GVRS in Baltimore.

Maryland will take tax systems offline Aug. 21–31 to migrate more than 4 billion records into Maryland Tax Connect; individual filers move to the cloud on Sept. 1. Key filing and payment deadlines fall in late July and August.

Barnes & Noble will open a new Harbor East store — its first Baltimore city location since the Inner Harbor outlet closed in 2020. Opening date and details are pending.

Sammy Davis and Miskiri Hospitality are opening Sunday Social in South Baltimore, converting the former Papi Cuisine storefront into an all-day dining spot.

Ocean City police released descriptions of five people wanted after a late-night assault on Wicomico Street. Investigators are asking witnesses to call or email tips.

Baltimore Police says a Southern District action team was "temporarily deactivated" for months; officials offered few details about staffing or reactivation.

Elkton police say a bystander was hurt when shots were fired near the Glenn Creek Circle pool Thursday; investigators are asking for video and tips.

Defense attorneys attacked an eyewitness’s credibility at the retrial of Sean Karim Lloyd, whose case turns on a single ID in a 2025 Biddle Street killing.

Maryland Legal Aid sued Baltimore County, arguing a county ordinance lets landlords treat evicted tenants’ property as abandoned and deprives people of due process.

A new study finds grade inflation can shave tens of thousands from Maryland students’ lifetime earnings, a conclusion that is renewing scrutiny of Baltimore’s grade‑change scandals.

A man was shot Wednesday in Hollins Market and was taken to the hospital in stable condition. Southwest District detectives have assumed control of the investigation.

A federal judge heard arguments on June 10 over the DOJ’s bid to obtain Maryland’s full voter file. State election officials call the demand overbroad and a threat to privacy.