A legislative audit found Maryland’s Medicaid office missed millions in questionable payments, including claims tied to deceased and incarcerated recipients.

A three-alarm blaze tore through a rowhouse on the 2200 block of Guilford Avenue Thursday, sending flames through the roofline and prompting a third alarm.

A foot chase in West Baltimore left a 19-year-old and an officer injured; detectives are asking for tips and any video or eyewitness accounts.

A long-running Mount Washington French bistro is going to auction; the sale includes the building, a seven‑day liquor license and equipment. Bidding starts at $200,000 with a live sale set for June 4.

The Harford County teachers union told members in a mid‑April newsletter to "Flip" party registration to Republican to influence local primaries, drawing criticism from county leaders.

Maryland’s Attorney General declined to prosecute after the March 10 Park Heights SWAT standoff that left Jonathan Ingram dead, the IID said.

Baltimore County officers negotiated with a person near Loch Raven Reservoir Tuesday morning, sealing off Dulaney Valley Road and asking the public to avoid the area. Authorities say negotiators are on scene.

A new statewide coalition led by C‑IMPACT is pushing for a career lattice, workforce registry and coordinated funding to shore up Maryland’s child‑care system. Leaders say the changes aim to keep parents working as programs and staff disappear.

Baltimore police are probing multiple armed robberies in West Baltimore near Whitelock and Park avenues. Detectives are treating each scene separately while they investigate possible links.

A vehicle fleeing a traffic stop crashed into Bunny's Buckets & Bubbles in Fells Point Friday night; a 6-year-old was treated for minor injuries and the driver was booked.

The Brass Tap will open a roughly 3,600‑sq‑ft bar at 3110 Mountain Road in Pasadena with 42 beers on tap and an outdoor patio planned within a year.

Federal marshals are searching for a Hagerstown woman who vanished after being convicted in the starvation death of her 10‑month‑old daughter.

Four Confederate monuments removed in 2017 are coming home from an LA exhibit, reopening debate over preservation, museum display or destruction.