Howard County Government is temporarily closing buildings to save energy, ensuring services through remote work, with essential services like trash collection operating normally.

Fire at the TailGOAT event venue in Baltimore is suspected to be arson; no injuries reported, and a scheduled event featuring O.A.R. proceeded as planned.

A 70-year-old woman, Pytorcarcha Brooks, was fatally shot by Baltimore police during a well-being check where she reportedly lunged at officers with a knife.

Demolition of the Key Bridge remains is set to begin around July 7, as per MDTA, with expected completion in nine months, and community bracing for construction noise.

Maryland residents are contending with a court decision that permits PSEG surveyors to assess land for a power line project; landowners are appealing due to concerns over property rights and environmental impacts.

Sheila Kyler seeks information on the hit-and-run incident that critically injured her son, Emmanuel, who now faces a difficult recovery from head and spinal injuries. A piece of a tan or bronze vehicle was found at the scene.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott of Baltimore is hosting Community Listening Sessions to address the opioid crisis and engage residents in using pharmaceutical settlements.

Anne Arundel County has been awarded a $750,000 MDOT grant to support the development of a new parking garage for the Odenton MARC Station, aiming to foster transit-oriented growth.

A woman was injured during a shootout between vehicles near Arundel Mills; police seek witnesses. The incident left several cars bullet-riddled, but the shooters fled before police arrived.

Howard County issues a heat alert for June 23 and 24 due to anticipated high temperatures and humidity, with heat index values possibly reaching 110 degrees.

The Baltimore area is bracing for extreme heat with possible record high temperatures and health risks due to a high-pressure system. Heat advisories are in effect, with little overnight relief expected.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball is visiting Toronto for a conference, aiming to enhance economic ties between Maryland and Ontario, particularly in tech and agribusiness.

Dayrel McFarland receives life plus three years for the first-degree murder of roommate Jamal Barney in Baltimore.