A woman died in a two-vehicle crash on Route 32 in Columbia; police are investigating the early morning incident that caused a road closure for hours.

Charm City Live 2024, announced by Mayor Scott, will feature artists like Method Man and Redman in Baltimore, with music, local food, and crafts on September 21.

The National Weather Service reports a weekend of high heat, humidity, and storms for Baltimore/DC with advisories for extreme heat and maritime caution. A cold front is expected by Sunday night.

A fire in a Rosedale apartment resulted in serious injuries to two children and an adult. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, and an investigation into its cause is ongoing.

The City of Laurel reports a string of auto thefts, vandalism, and shoplifting from July 2-25, 2024, including airbag thefts from Hondas and arrests for DUI and stolen goods.

A man was shot in the leg on Ashburton Street in Baltimore, with police responding around 9:30 p.m. Shooting detectives are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Baltimore Police are looking for help to identify a larceny suspect, sharing a photo and asking for tips through Metro Crime Stoppers, with patrols increased in the affected area.

Baltimore Mayor Scott fired Health Commissioner Dr. Emenuga, appointing Simone Johnson as interim. A national search for a new commissioner is underway.

Baltimore police arrest a 17-year-old for possessing a handgun and controlled substances on North Potomac Street.

Residents in Federal Hill joined police in a safety walk demanding better communication after a violent assault. They support proactive measures against crime, benefit from a local camera network, and call for enhanced police-community relations.

Laurel, MD seeks public input on new Westside business development through a survey, shaping their community's future.

A pedestrian, Devin Jones, was fatally injured in a hit-and-run incident in Anne Arundel County; authorities seek witnesses and information to find the unidentified driver.

Mayor Keith R. Sydnor is launching the Fall 2024 Laurel Citizens University for residents to learn about city operations. Starting October 3, the free, eight-week program is aimed at boosting community engagement.