Janitors who clean downtown state offices rallied Wednesday, accusing contractor CVVY Enterprises of underpaying, withholding pay and prompting a state probe.

Slim Chickens will open Feb. 23 at 11300 York Road in Hunt Valley, bringing tenders, mac bowls and roughly 85 local jobs to the area.

Wes Moore, Maryland Governor, will emphasize economic growth, education, and energy costs while sidelining redistricting in his State of the State address. His $70.8 billion budget proposal focuses on fiscal prudence, amidst political tensions.

A Baltimore woman on probation allegedly led police on a high‑speed chase that left an officer hospitalized and suspected stolen goods found in her car.

A Baltimore man pleaded guilty and was sentenced to decades after the April 1, 2024 Inner Harbor killing of 17‑year‑old Devron Tyner.

Baltimore police released a photo after an attempted unarmed robbery at Harbor Bank's Northwood branch last week. Detectives say tips may qualify for up to $2,000.

Carnival will homeport a second ship in Baltimore in fall 2027, joining Carnival Pride and adding more Caribbean departures and longer Carnival Journeys.

D.C. police arrested a Camp Springs man and charged him with first-degree murder in the 2023 H Street nightclub shooting that killed former Morgan State player Blake Bozeman. The case has produced multiple arrests since the shooting in September 2023.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-695 near I-795 caused traffic delays and lane closures, potentially affecting afternoon rush hour. Maryland State Highway officials are clearing the scene.

Howard County Council passed two emergency bills barring ICE detention centers in the county and limiting ICE access to county facilities, reflecting community support for immigrant residents.

ICE arrests a Guatemalan man, Anthony Rodriguez-Gregorio, convicted of child sexual assault after his early release from a Maryland prison, anticipating his deportation.

Former Baltimore County paramedic Christopher M. Carroll was charged with crimes related to causing coworkers to ingest bodily fluids. The investigation led to 23 charges.

Baltimore expects severe winter weather, with possible near-blizzard conditions, heavy freezing spray on waters, and high winds affecting both air and maritime travel as stated by the National Weather Service.