A 24-year-old Claymont man was arrested after allegedly threatening neighbors with a knife and a claimed handgun during a parking dispute at Whitney Gardens.

A school bus struck a building in Parkville on Tuesday, injuring 12 people and prompting Harford Road closures while crews worked the scene.

Baltimore detectives arrested 42-year-old Dazsawn Elliot and charged him with attempted first-degree murder in a June 5 York Road shooting that left a man hospitalized.

A Dundalk couple claimed a $500,000 Gifts of Green scratch-off and say the money will buy a car and shore up retirement. The ticket was sold at the North Point Boulevard Walmart, Lottery officials say.

Baltimore recalled Sam Huff and optioned Cam Sanders as Adley Rutschman was held out with left-wrist discomfort. The club also moved Ryan Helsley to the 60-day injured list.

Video shows a black bear wandering down North Market Street in downtown Frederick, prompting videos and social chatter from local shops and residents. Officials were contacted.

Sunny and warm Sunday with highs near 87°F. A strong cold front Tuesday may bring severe thunderstorms and localized flash flooding.

A Baltimore deli worker charged in a late‑night shooting was released to 24/7 home detention after his attorney said he fired back after being wounded.

Justin Bucalo, 40, was fatally shot on Queensberry Avenue on Feb. 18, 2021. A suspect was arrested, convicted and sentenced in the case.

A car dropped into a sinkhole on the 900 block of North Chester Street in east Baltimore; photos show the vehicle partly submerged while crews worked nearby.

A ShotSpotter alert brought police to the 1300 block of N. Carey Street on July 16, where a 26‑year‑old was shot in the leg and taken to a hospital in stable condition.

Ann Andrex, 74, died after being struck near the Staples at the Frederick Shopping Center. Friends have left flowers and police say the crash is under investigation.

County leaders took emergency‑management priorities to Capitol Hill as Congress weighs major FEMA reforms. Maryland towns still rebuilding after denied disaster aid say time is running out.