Maryland State Police are investigating the death of inmate Patrick Canderloro at North Branch Correctional Institution. He was found unresponsive in his cell and pronounced dead on September 6.

A fatal pedestrian collision involving a Jeep Grand Cherokee and Luis Guzman Hernandez occurred in Harford County, with Maryland State Police investigating.

The NWS predicted severe thunderstorms for Baltimore due to a cold front, with damage risks but low tornado chances. No major flash floods or coastal flooding were expected, with forecasts indicating cooler weather and windy conditions post-storm.

Advocates in Baltimore County demand transparency as the new redistricting map is set for a public hearing with concerns about insufficient review time.

Two men were convicted of murder and related charges in Baltimore, with Charles Robinson facing life plus 45 years and Korey Hopson facing life plus 35 years in prison.

Towson grapples with "Thirsty Thursday" crowds; residents and businesses seek action over noise, litter, and disruptions. Local leaders, including Baltimore County Executive, meet to address concerns.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore opposes National Guard deployment to Baltimore for urban crime control, a stance supported by local leaders who favor community-focused strategies over militarized intervention.

A 3-alarm fire hit a Baltimore commercial laundry business early Thursday; firefighters fought it from outside due to building instability. No injuries were reported.

The Baltimore Ravens expanded their 'Flock Friendly Fare' menu to include affordable food options, featuring items like a BBQ chicken sandwich and beers for under $5 at M&T Bank Stadium.

Baltimore County police are investigating a homicide in Parkville after an adult was found dead on Avondale Road. This contributes to the year's count of 20 homicides in the county.

The Baltimore SAO hosted a successful Back to School Cookout, where 1000 backpacks with school supplies were given to students, supported by community and corporate donors.

Baltimore customs intercepted two shipments of DMT, totaling 103 pounds, worth approximately $80,000, marking another significant drug seizure in the region.

Baltimore implemented new financial security policies after losing $1.5 million to a scammer who diverted vendor payments. About half the funds were recovered; new safeguards aim to prevent future fraud.