An OIG review found high temperatures, poor ventilation and chemical hazards at Baltimore’s Patapsco Wastewater Plant; DPW says some HVAC and facility repairs are already underway.

Lexx and Livv Mills of Stursi are opening Mocktique, a booze-free bottle shop and event space at Savage Mill, with a grand opening next Saturday.

A 27-year-old was charged in connection with a May 2024 robbery near Horseshoe Casino. The assault left Marcus Le'von Brown Sr. fatally wounded days later.

An 18-year-old Baltimore man rejected a plea and will go to trial in September over a 2025 Reisterstown Road shooting.

Merritt Properties landed a $750M Centerbridge-led investment and promoted Robb Merritt to CEO as it gears up to expand shallow-bay warehouses across the mid-Atlantic and Southeast.

George Psoras narrowly won the Carroll County Republican primary for state's attorney by a slim margin, positioning him as the county's likely next top prosecutor.

Maryland’s FAMLI program moves into implementation: employers must begin withholding in January 2027 and most workers can access paid leave in January 2028.

Baltimore County says it found Bryant Williams alive months after he went missing, but his family says detectives won't say where he was seen.

A Fallston house party turned deadly early Sunday when gunfire left one man dead and another critically injured. Harford County detectives are seeking witnesses and video footage.

Flames and heavy smoke rose from the Shipyard building in Canton Sunday as firefighters battled a two‑alarm blaze on the 2600 block of Boston Street. Officials said no injuries were immediately reported.

A naked protester prompted a police response Saturday in Baltimore's Little Italy. WBFF published photos from the scene as neighbors reacted to the commotion.

A Wintergreen tenant in Cockeysville says a decomposing neighbor left his unit infested with flies; the county medical examiner ruled the death natural. Management declined mediation, the renter says.

The Baltimore Business Journal's new Book of Lists names 627 of Greater Baltimore's largest employers and highlights which sectors hold the most payroll power.