A Baltimore man convicted in a 2025 Fells Point gas‑station carjacking faces federal sentencing that could stretch for decades.

An emergency bill in Annapolis extends Maryland’s invasive blue catfish pilot to 2030 and creates a gill‑net pilot limited to licensed watermen.

A Linthicum Heights man was charged after an off‑road vehicle reportedly drove across three Lindale Middle School athletic fields and caused significant turf damage.

Federated Hermes completed an 80% acquisition of Chevy Chase–based FCP for up to $331 million, folding the multifamily manager into its U.S. private‑markets push.

A large house fire gutted a Millersville roof Thursday, displacing two adults and a dog while crews faced water-access and access challenges. Investigators are still probing the cause.

After a D.C. crosswalk death and other high‑speed crashes, Maryland lawmakers and D.C. officials are turning to intelligent speed‑assist devices for repeat speeders.

Carroll County commissioners approved a major water and sewer rate increase that will raise average quarterly water bills by about $23 and push sewer charges nearly 30%.

An Annapolis fire engine was involved in a crash while responding to a structure fire; one person was taken to Shock Trauma and police are investigating.

A Baltimore man who won a new trial was mistakenly released from state custody last fall, briefly freed and then re‑arrested — spotlighting gaps between corrections and courts.

Sean Bulson says he woke in a New Orleans hotel with electronics missing, now calling the episode a possible drugging and a political push that cost him his job.

Maryland voters who want to vote in the June 23 primary must register by Tuesday, June 2, 2026. Here’s a quick timeline for early voting, mail‑in requests and same‑day registration.

Pearl Restaurant and Ponche Tiki Bar quietly closed at Market Space in downtown Annapolis, and local reporting says Osteria 177 will take over the space.

Ports America Chesapeake and Frey Commodities broke ground on a three‑silo grain transloading hub at the Port of Baltimore to speed exports and cut truck miles. The site is expected online by August.