Three teens were arrested after a small bus parked behind a Pulaski Highway shopping center in Edgewood was intentionally set on fire, damaging four vehicles and causing about $20,000 in damage.

An 18-year-old woman was shot to death Saturday in northwest Baltimore’s Rosemont neighborhood; homicide detectives are investigating and asking the public for tips.

Residents and lawmakers have pushed for public meetings after renderings surfaced for the Fort Howard VA campus. State rules under HB 538 could change how a redevelopment is reviewed.

A longtime South Baltimore homeowner reports cracks and sinking ground that investigators say may be linked to 19th‑century sand mines beneath E. Clement Street.

U.S. Marshals are searching for Lloyd Phillip Simon, 75, after a November 2024 warrant for violating supervised release. Simon pleaded guilty to two 2019 robberies at the M&T branch inside UMMC.

Gov. Wes Moore backed a slate of Maryland Democrats but left Senate President Bill Ferguson off the list, a sign the two remain divided over mid‑cycle redistricting.

Dulceology, the Federal Hill bakery famous for alfajores and cronuts, will close its storefront next Sunday as a co-owner relocates to California. The sisters say alfajores will still ship nationwide.

BPD told City Council it expects to exceed a $40M overtime allocation by roughly $13.4M, prompting fresh scrutiny over vacancies and budget oversight.

A Baltimore family says supervision failures let their 6-year-old leave Fallstaff Elementary and walk to Reisterstown Plaza; they are preparing to sue the city.

A Middletown man will serve 35 years after pleading guilty to attempted first-degree murder and a third-degree sex offense in an attack at a downtown Frederick distillery. Prosecutors said the victim was left unconscious in a bathroom and the sentence follows her courtroom statement.

An interactive dashboard now shows block‑level crime in Baltimore using weekly police incident data, with maps and tables for violent and property offenses. The package explains how the counts are compiled and what to watch for.

A new Fells Point wellness studio says pirate cruises dock feet from its door and have been disrupting classes. The city's spending board will vote Wednesday on a lease.

Baltimore's proposed $1.95B school budget shifts new dollars to pre‑K while trimming staff at dozens of campuses, leaving students and families anxious.