Police ended a standoff at a Towson Comfort Inn, arresting a suspect without further incident. The motive remains unclear as the investigation continues.

A boiler explosion at Perry Hall police precinct injured a worker, who was hospitalized with non-critical injuries. The precinct was inspected and declared safe.

Maryland's SHA initiates a project to extend the I-70 eastbound exit lane onto US 29, aiming to reduce congestion with an expected completion in Spring 2026.

Anne Arundel County Police seek information on a hit-and-run incident involving a UTV in Pasadena, where a UTV collided with a police vehicle and fled.

One person died in an early morning fire in Southwest Baltimore, with emergency responders and investigators, including arson detectives, currently probing the incident.

Baltimore weather forecasts cooler temperatures and cloudy skies, with a warm front and potential thunderstorms at night. Consistent rain is due midweek as a cold front approaches, bringing relief to drought areas.

The Baltimore Ravens launched a new retail store, Flock Shop, at M&T Bank Stadium, offering a variety of team merchandise and featuring modern amenities such as self-checkout.

Northbound I-795 in Baltimore County will have two lanes closed from September 19–22 for concrete pavement repairs, with advised detours via Reisterstown Road.

A serious three-vehicle crash in Carroll County, Maryland injured two children and led to a road closure, with Maryland State Police investigating the incident.

Jackson Fleming was arrested for making a social media threat to the U.S. Naval Academy, which led to a lockdown and minor injuries. He faces a charge that could result in five years in prison.

Harford Tech High School football team is under investigation for alleged sexual assaults, leading to canceled games and ongoing inquiries by authorities and school officials.

An audit revealed Maryland SHA charged $360M in unauthorized expenses to federal projects, raising concerns about misuse of funds and prompting discussions of a potential criminal investigation.

Former Baltimore County pastor Walter Sevillano was arrested over multiple alleged sex offenses, with an ongoing investigation seeking additional victims.