Annapolis police are searching for a man accused of pouring urine on a pedestrian Wednesday evening near Forest Drive and Center Street.

Tipsy Scoop opens its first Baltimore barlour in Federal Hill this Saturday with liquor‑infused scoops (up to 5% ABV), a Sagamore Rye Blood Orange flavor and $1 opening scoops.

A 17-year-old was shot early Thursday on the 1200 block of Quantril Way in Armistead Gardens. Eastern District detectives are asking anyone with information to call 410-396-2433.

A March 11 agreement cleared the way for a 13‑acre Glen Burnie redevelopment at 7409 Baltimore‑Annapolis Blvd, bringing 246 homes, creek restoration and a $300k state grant.

A man was killed in a Thursday morning shooting on the 8300 block of Scotts Level Road in Pikesville. School officials say the incident was not connected to Winand Elementary.

Howard County is asking voters to allow bonds to fund affordable housing, a move officials say would create steady capital for new and preserved units.

Defense says prosecutors copied pages of his legal notes after officers searched his cell; his lawyer has moved to dismiss and a judge will hear the motion on April 13.

A Johns Hopkins analysis of Healthy Minds data shows large long‑term increases in depression and suicidal ideation among college students even as some short‑term measures improve.

Aldi is recalling limited lots of Simply Nature frozen spinach bites after an FDA notice flagged possible rodent hair. The action affects select boxes sold in Maryland and Pennsylvania; customers are advised not to eat the product and can return it for a refund.

A Canton tobacco-shop clerk says three juveniles sprayed her with a fire extinguisher during a late-night robbery; police say no arrests have been made. Authorities are seeking tips.

NFL Hall of Famer Ray Lewis is teaming with Baltimore County Public Schools to pilot the Rising Together mental‑health screening in 15 middle schools to identify and connect at‑risk students early.

Bowie's Pho Foodie quietly opened a North Laurel outpost at 8851 Gorman Road with a soft opening and 10% off orders through April 30.

Hazmat crews cleared Pleasant Plains Elementary after a school bus returned following an onboard pepper‑spray discharge; about 11 people were evaluated on scene.