Cellphone video shows a large fight on South Broadway in Fells Point; neighbors said they heard what sounded like gunfire and residents question whether current patrols are enough.

Gusty southwest winds and low humidity raise wildfire risk in Baltimore today; avoid outdoor burning and secure loose items.

A morning house fire in northeast Baltimore left one person dead; authorities say the cause is under investigation.

Two people were arrested in Chambersburg after a pre-dawn search tied to Howard County warrants alleging child abuse that resulted in a child's death.

Federal prosecutors say 63-year-old Kwame Boahene was arrested March 25 in a multimillion-dollar romance-fraud scheme that touched victims nationwide, including Delaware.

Baltimore police released images after an aggravated assault in Federal Hill and are asking the public for tips. Detectives say some suspects in the photos wore Orioles shirts.

A Middletown man was sentenced to 16 years in Maryland after Pennsylvania convictions for child‑sex material triggered a probation revocation. Prosecutors said the sentence could spare future victims.

Baltimore is finalizing a five‑year, $68M extension with Shane Baz, the high‑upside right‑hander they acquired from Tampa Bay this winter. The pact buys out arbitration years and pushes Baz into early free‑agent control.

Evonik will wind down silica production at its Havre de Grace plant by mid‑2026, ending decades of manufacturing and cutting dozens of local jobs.

A 34-year-old man was shot early Friday on the 3500 block of Old York Road in North Baltimore; Northern District detectives detained a suspect as the investigation continues.

Gusty northwest winds and very low humidity raise wildfire spread risk in Baltimore on March 28. Avoid open burning and expect gusty afternoon conditions.

An Alaska‑based federal contractor filed WARN notices warning of more than 200 layoffs across D.C., Maryland and Virginia, with many cuts due in April.

Tobacco companies asked a judge to dismiss Baltimore's cigarette‑filter pollution suit, saying the 1998 Master Settlement Agreement bars the claims. Baltimore says the case targets environmental harm and seeks cleanup costs.