Baltimore Police released surveillance footage June 3 asking the public to ID people tied to an Oct. 20, 2025 Cameron Road shooting that killed Stephen Phillips. Detectives say the video could produce new leads.

Federal court handed two Baltimore men decades behind bars after a 2022 carjacking that led to a deadly I‑95 ramp shooting.

A family is asking a judge to release a redacted psychiatric report before a June 3 hearing that could determine whether an accused Monkton husband inherits a $2M estate.

A Maryland-born Baltimore woman received a U.S. passport after DHS filed to dismiss her removal proceedings on May 27, but lawyers say the "without prejudice" filing could let the government reopen the case.

A Martinsburg family was forced from their car at a Shepherdstown Road gas station; the suspect fled into Maryland and is being sought by investigators. Tips to the sheriff's office are requested.

Maryland rolled out a public dashboard that maps how more than $747 million in opioid settlement money will be received and spent, with a large share headed to local governments.

A 20-year-old man died after a stabbing outside the Lord Baltimore Hotel Saturday night; police say an earlier argument at the Inner Harbor led to the violence.

A pre-dawn double shooting on Spellman Road left one man dead and another hospitalized. Homicide detectives are investigating and asking witnesses to call 410-396-2100.

Two Cambridge residents were arrested after fleeing a traffic stop near Ocean Gateway; deputies booked them on multiple charges including fleeing and eluding and resisting arrest.

T. Rowe Price elevated Eric Veiel to president and reshuffled its investment leadership as the Baltimore firm seeks to counter outflows and accelerate its ETF and tech agenda.

Two Maryland residents died after a wrong‑way driver struck oncoming traffic on I‑83 near Loganville late Thursday. Police say a 75‑year‑old woman from Middle River was involved.

After Erdman Animal Hospital closed, Baltimore pet owners are turning to shelters, low-cost clinics and new loan-repayment changes for affordable care. Here’s where to look.

Residents at Wayland Village say years of busted heating and A/C forced city action and a tenant lawsuit seeking court‑ordered repairs. The case highlights aging systems in senior housing.