The Archdiocese of Baltimore seeks approval to lease land for a solar farm amid bankruptcy, facing criticism from abuse survivors who advocate for selling the land for settlements instead.

Monet Felicia Thompson charged with two separate murders in Annapolis, including the 2024 killing of John Logan Thomas III.

An adult male was robbed at knifepoint in Glen Burnie; suspects took his wallet, money, and vehicle. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Maryland State Police are investigating the death of inmate Patrick Canderloro at North Branch Correctional Institution. He was found unresponsive in his cell and pronounced dead on September 6.

A Baltimore shooting left a 37-year-old man injured, sparking a police investigation. No suspects are identified yet; authorities seek public assistance.

An ambulance and a fuel-hauling tractor-trailer collided in Reisterstown, MD, with two paramedics airlifted for treatment; no fuel leak occurred. The crash adds to a pattern of accidents at the intersection.

A fatal pedestrian collision involving a Jeep Grand Cherokee and Luis Guzman Hernandez occurred in Harford County, with Maryland State Police investigating.

A Baltimore mother lost $900 to a squeegee worker in a Cash App scam at an intersection. She intended to tip him but he accessed her phone and transferred the funds. The police are investigating the ongoing fraud trend.

A 21-year-old Baltimore man, John Hyman, received a 10-year prison sentence for armed robberies and carjacking, with tracked stolen cash leading to his arrest.

Two men were convicted of murder and related charges in Baltimore, with Charles Robinson facing life plus 45 years and Korey Hopson facing life plus 35 years in prison.

Maryland State Police arrested three men and seized firearms following an unauthorized car rally in Baltimore. Charges include illegal possession of firearms and vehicle theft.

Towson grapples with "Thirsty Thursday" crowds; residents and businesses seek action over noise, litter, and disruptions. Local leaders, including Baltimore County Executive, meet to address concerns.

Police in Howard County are set to release new information on a 1971 Jane Doe cold case, the oldest in their records, involving an unidentified woman's homicide.