Attorney Stephen Snyder in Baltimore was found guilty of attempted extortion against the University of Maryland Medical System, despite claiming innocence and legal conduct.

A tractor-trailer fire closed southbound lanes on Baltimore-Washington Parkway, causing delays and minor firefighter injury; the driver was hospitalized.

A 58-year-old man was fatally struck by a car in Northeast Baltimore. Police are investigating the incident, and the driver remained at the scene. The community is concerned about pedestrian safety.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball signed an order to establish a workgroup planning the US 250th anniversary in 2026, emphasizing inclusive celebrations and historic reflection.

President Biden has requested $100 billion from Congress for disaster relief, including funds for rebuilding Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge and replenishing recovery programs after Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

The Maryland Governor’s Minority and Small Business Outreach Summit in Baltimore aims to connect over 800 businesses with $7 billion in contracting opportunities.

White Marsh Mall will reinstate accessible parking spaces near the food court after a civil rights complaint about EV chargers displacing disability parking.

Baltimore community leaders demand reforms after a DPW worker's death, advocating for better working conditions and the reclassification of sanitation workers.

Baltimore County activates its freezing weather shelter plan, providing overnight shelters and daytime warm spaces for homeless residents during cold spells until April 15.

Baltimore police are investigating a Nov. 14 shooting on West Cold Spring Lane. A 47-year-old man was injured but is recovering. Detectives seek leads.

Howard County police seek public assistance in locating Yuk Fong Yeung, a missing 69-year-old woman from Columbia, last seen at her residence on Majors Lane.

The National Weather Service predicts rain for Baltimore due to a low-pressure system, with potential travel impacts and cooler temperatures. Clearing is expected after Friday, with a moderate warm-up next week.

Routine maintenance revealed high levels of legionella at a Baltimore state office, leading to closures and employee telecommuting until further safety confirmations. No illnesses have been reported while remediation is underway.