Dr. Michelle Taylor appointed as the new Commissioner of the Baltimore City Health Department, effective August 4, with plans to tackle health disparities.

Maryland Zoo has started construction on a new red panda habitat as part of a major modernization project, with local leaders attending the groundbreaking.

Artscape 2025 in Baltimore attracted over 100,000 visitors, with Mayor Scott highlighting its success and its cultural and economic impact on the city.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces the overhaul of Baltimore's CitiStat and 311 service systems to improve efficiency, transparency, and resident engagement in city services.

A traffic collision on I-70 near New Market, Maryland, left two dead and others injured; the crash involved a BMW SUV rear-ending a box truck, which then hit a tractor trailer.

Maryland's Governor Wes Moore allows a bill to regulate advance-pay loan apps to become law without his signature.

Anne Arundel County police investigate a 'suspicious death' after a body was found in Brooklyn Park, urging public cooperation amidst active inquiries.

A teen on electronic monitoring was detained for a 12-year-old boy's armed kidnapping and robbery in Baltimore.

Baltimore County honored four women for their exceptional contributions in various fields, ranging from biomedical research and community outreach to entrepreneurship and youth leadership, at the 43rd Annual Woman of the Year Awards.

Baltimore County passed a $4.78 billion budget focused on fiscal prudence, no tax increases, school and senior center funding, and staff raises, while cutting a golf course project and maintaining a $500 million rainy day fund.

Baltimore Police released bodycam footage of the fatal shooting of Jai Marc Howell. Howell fired first, and officers responded, resulting in Howell's death. Officers are on leave amidst an investigation into the incident involving a "ghost gun."

The National Weather Service forecasts varying weather for Baltimore; with low pressure causing showers and potential thunderstorms today, turning cooler, then calmer over the weekend, before another storm early next week.

A 35-year-old man was shot in Baltimore's Belair-Edison neighborhood. Police began investigations without specifying suspects or a motive. Police are seeking community help.