A Baltimore firefighter was indicted Tuesday on charges alleging a sexual assault inside a fire station, local television reported. Court records and official statements remain limited as the case begins.

Baltimore sued The Agora Companies, accusing the publisher of selling “snake oil” via targeted ads and advertorial funnels and seeking injunctions and fines.

An explosion at the Patapsco Wastewater Treatment Plant in south Baltimore injured two people Tuesday; city and state investigators are on scene.

A Baltimore man was charged Monday in the December shooting that killed 28‑year‑old Keyon Smith outside Freddie’s Sports Bar on Harford Road.

A former Central Christian youth pastor pleaded guilty Monday to sexual abuse of a minor. The plea caps his prison time at four years and sets sentencing for Dec. 14.

A shooting Sunday near the McDonald's on West Cold Spring Lane left a 20-year-old dead and two others wounded; police are asking witnesses to come forward.

A man trimming a tree in Owings Mills was pinned about 25 feet by a shifted limb, freed by volunteer crews and flown to Shock Trauma with serious leg injuries.

LendingTree found 26.4% of Maryland residents 65+ are employed, ranking the state third nationwide. The development arrives as Maryland codifies a 10‑year plan for an aging population.

MDOT MTA Police released images after an alleged Jan. 30 assault on a CityLink Silver bus in Downtown West and are asking the public for tips.

A Charles County man was indicted on federal charges after prosecutors say he assaulted TSA officers at BWI; surveillance footage shown to a grand jury reportedly shows further assaults.

An OIG synopsis says a Baltimore DOT signs-and-markings facility ran for years without a working fire alarm or sprinkler system and that repairs are now being contracted. The report flagged insulation, an open bay door and potential OSHA concerns.

Baltimore County water bills rise 7.25% on July 1 — an average small‑meter household will pay about $2.90 more each month. Assistance options are available through 211 Maryland.

BGE has activated storm-response plans as Baltimore heads into a hot, storm-prone summer. Regulators continue pressing the utility over inspection concerns.