Brianna Jarrells was charged with first-degree murder following a fatal stabbing in Catonsville; the victim was a 31-year-old woman. The incident is described as isolated with no public threat.

Baltimore's "Back to School Kick-Off" event, led by Mayor Scott, provided 2,000 students with backpacks and supplies, haircuts, and activities to prepare for the school year.

The National Weather Service expects clear skies and warm temperatures in the Baltimore area with low chances of rain and high pressure dominating the region.

Baltimore Police Department reported the tragic death of Sierra Johnson from apparent head trauma. Suspect Bryan Cherry has been charged with her murder and additional offenses.

Baltimore police investigate a shooting in Northwest District that left one man critically wounded last night.

Authorities search for suspects after a fatal hit-and-run in Carroll County left a man dead and involved a stolen vehicle. The investigation is ongoing.

A Bel Air man, Dominic J. Lafrancesca, was arrested on child pornography charges after a tip led to an investigation by the Harford County Child Advocacy Center.

"Music at the Mansion" series at The Mansion at Laurel offers live music and refreshments for adults, beginning May 10 and ending September 27, with Decade’s Band headlining. Limited space available.

Howard County introduces STOP THE BLEED training for school staff and plans to certify Health I class students, equipping schools with bleeding control kits to enhance emergency preparedness.

Nicholas Blendy, the Assistant Sheriff of Baltimore City, was arrested for DUI in Ocean City after failing sobriety tests and having an open beer in his car.

Baltimore can expect showers and thunderstorms this weekend into early next week, with cooler, dry conditions following as high pressure arrives on Tuesday.

A man in Maryland was arrested for allegedly soliciting a minor online, following a Maryland State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force probe.

Mayor Scott appoints Dr. Sharfstein and Michelle Spencer as part-time health policy advisors in Baltimore during the search for a new Health Commissioner.