Harford County deputies are searching for a man wanted in the assault of a young girl; authorities released a local alert and asked the public to share tips.

A Maryland man is accused of following another driver for roughly 26 miles across Chester County before crashing in Upper Oxford Township. State police say he faces aggravated assault and DUI-related charges.

FOX45's investigation shows Marvin James at City Hall only twice in three weeks and using a city vehicle for off-site trips; officials have not yet explained his duties.

More than $6 million in federal dollars will fund blue catfish control, shoreline resilience at Holly Beach Farm, a new APD mobile command unit and re‑entry services.

Baltimore Police released images seeking a suspect in a June 20 aggravated assault near Cross Street Market. Tips could earn a cash reward.

A federal appeals court affirmed the convictions of former Gilman teacher Christopher Bendann and preserved his 35‑year sentence, rejecting challenges to competency, phone evidence and sentencing.

A federal judge gave a Maryland man 15 months in prison after he pleaded guilty to online threats aimed at Black and Muslim communities. Prosecutors say the posts included threats against politicians and their families.

Slutty Vegan is opening an 1,800-square-foot stall at Federal Hill’s Cross Street Market on Aug. 1, even as landlord judgments and bankruptcy filings complicate the picture. The move will reshape the market’s vendor mix and draw close attention from creditors.

A dangerous heat wave will push Baltimore into the 100s Thursday and Friday, with heat‑index values possibly near 110. Call 311 for Code Red cooling‑center locations.

Wonder is opening a delivery-first food hall at Cromwell Business Park in Glen Burnie this July, promising dozens of chef-curated menus, pickup counters and local delivery.

About 600 Saint Agnes nurses in Baltimore plan to picket next week as talks stall; the union is pushing for enforceable staffing protections and limits on floating.

Maryland has set aside $10 million for Produce Rx grants so clinicians can prescribe free fresh produce to patients and families in the hardest‑hit communities. Letters of intent are due July 20, 2026; full applications are due Aug. 17.

Maryland’s SUN Bucks is live for summer 2026, loading $40 per eligible child each month onto EBT cards or issuing SUN Bucks cards to help families buy groceries while school is out.