HASI's $1.2B SunZia stake helped push the Annapolis firm to a record $4.3B in 2025, expanding its pipeline and funding capacity for larger clean‑energy projects.

Bel Air police are searching for four suspects who stole a vintage 1947 Martin D-28 guitar, valued at $15,000, from Music Land. The theft was captured on surveillance footage.

Shawn "Flockman88" Means, a beloved Baltimore Ravens superfan, has passed away, remembered for his spirited presence at games and charitable work in the community.

Patchy dense fog will slow the Monday morning commute. Mostly cloudy with highs near 43°F and a warm-up arriving midweek.

Metro Crime Stoppers has posted a $15,000 reward in the unsolved 2009 killing of Towson student Daniel Coverston as family members renew their plea for tips. Detectives hope a long‑unsolved lead can finally produce answers.

Baltimore County officials are addressing concerns over a potential new ICE facility in Hunt Valley, with emergency meetings and proposed legislation to prevent new detention centers.

A Maryland mother who missed her son's death while in ICE custody says she will voluntarily return to Mexico. Attorneys say DHS paperwork still must be filed before she can leave.

A Baltimore County judge said he may permit Donald Lester — arrested last fall in the 1994 killing of his wife — to go to strict home detention if jail medical care is unavailable.

Federal agents and U.S. Marshals are searching for Vincent Leroy Gilliam, 74, after he failed to comply with supervised release tied to a Halloween 2000 homicide in north Baltimore.

A 3-year-old boy was found with a gunshot wound to his ankle on the 700 block of Wilbron Avenue; police say his injury is not life-threatening. Western District detectives are investigating and asking for tips.

Vivi’s Chicken n' Mac will close its Edgewater spot this Saturday and plans a 'coming soon' Severna Park location at 544 Baltimore Annapolis Blvd.

An OIG synopsis says Baltimore used $516,150 in ARPA funds to pay Artscape performers and reallocated hundreds of thousands without required approvals.

Gov. Wes Moore used Wednesday’s State of the State to unveil a $70.8B budget and a package of bills on housing, education, public safety and AI.