One person was shot in the Tower C stairwell at Towson University Thursday night; police say the injuries are non-life-threatening and an investigation is underway.

U.S. Marshals have joined the search for Kyiesha Pierce, wanted on nearly two dozen counts after a Jan. 10 home invasion in north Baltimore.

Maryland extended the Theatrical Production Tax Credit through June 2032, keeping Baltimore’s Hippodrome a likely launchpad for national tours and boosting downtown business.

A Baltimore police officer was hospitalized after being struck by a civilian vehicle during an arrest in the 5700 block of Reisterstown Road Wednesday night.

A stranger who asked for help then pulled a gun and took two iPhones on Reisterstown Road early Wednesday. One person was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

Kathy Klausmeier is proposing about $3.4M in her FY2026‑27 budget to add 12 battalion chiefs and boost on‑duty command coverage across Baltimore County. The measure must clear the County Council.

Councilman Mark Conway gave city agencies 60 days to produce a written plan to dismantle open‑air drug markets, igniting a debate over enforcement and harm‑reduction approaches.

Neighbors in Harford County urged the council to pause while officials study the impacts of a possible data‑center sale; a 90‑day moratorium is now on the table.

A Monday night traffic stop in Millersville led to the arrest of a 20-year-old Catonsville man; police say they seized suspected psilocybin, nearly two pounds of marijuana and an unserialized 9mm. The driver ran but was caught after a K9 alerted to the vehicle.

CBRE will exclusively market Maryland 95 at Dorsey Run, a 250‑acre Elkridge logistics park that could deliver up to 1.9 million square feet. Initial building deliveries are slated for 2027.

A 69-year-old man was killed Monday after a hit-and-run at Belair Road and Prague Avenue in Overlea. Detectives say a 2014 Honda CR‑V fled the scene.

Top Democrats unveiled HB1532, the Utility RELIEF Act, promising roughly $150 in annual savings through temporary cuts to the EmPOWER surcharge and new data‑center rules.

A Baltimore Sun‑led investigation says thousands of records raise questions about Gov. Wes Moore’s public narrative, and the governor’s office has resisted full disclosure. The series will roll out in coming days.