A 19-year-old woman was stabbed in northeast Baltimore; police arrested a 16-year-old suspect and brought her to juvenile booking. Detectives are investigating.

Washington Gas filed for an $82.5M increase in base rates; the Maryland PSC has scheduled virtual hearings in March and April.

Rain moves in Thursday with a brief rain‑and‑snow mix midday and gusts up to 35 mph.

Prometric relocated its corporate headquarters into a 14,000‑sq‑ft Class A suite at Greenleigh, giving a major tenant to the 1,000‑acre Middle River development.

A Bethesda man was convicted in the 2022 Dundalk drive‑by killing and given life plus 45 years. The sentence follows a multi‑agency probe that stretched across jurisdictions.

An anonymous complaint says a former DOGE engineer told colleagues he had copies of Numident and the Master Death File on a thumb drive; the SSA OIG has opened a probe.

Baltimore County pulled chocolate milk after a vendor-flagged quality issue. The supplier says it found and replaced two gaskets and sanitized the processing line.

Fourteen Vincent Farm Elementary students were checked at a hospital after pepper spray was discharged on a White Marsh school bus; police say the exposure appears accidental.

A Severn house fire Tuesday injured a firefighter and hospitalized two residents; investigators say discarded smoking materials started the blaze and three pets remain missing.

TRIP finds Baltimore motorists lose about $3,017 a year to rough roads, congestion and crashes.

More than 1,000 people attended Torah Institute’s March 8 groundbreaking in Owings Mills. The school says the new 70,000-square-foot building is part of a capital campaign to expand campus facilities.

Melvin A. Steinberg, a longtime Maryland lawmaker and lieutenant governor, died on Tuesday at 92. He helped shape higher education, malpractice law and projects like Camden Yards.

A Baltimore County bill would ban masks for officers, including ICE, and require visible ID — but state and federal legal limits could blunt enforcement.