On the fourth anniversary of his killing, Donnell Rochester's family rallied at City Hall and urged state leaders to make the case prosecutable.

A late‑January multi‑agency sweep in Baltimore produced hundreds of arrests, multiple federal indictments and a U.S. Marshals‑led roundup of fugitive suspects.

Baltimore's spending board approved an $8.9M contract to install cameras in bus lanes on five corridors to improve transit reliability and safety.

Maryland health officials reported 26 mumps cases so far in 2026, mostly among adults in the Baltimore area. Officials urge MMR vaccination and say public risk is low.

Federal agents and U.S. Marshals are hunting Ricardo Calix Mejia, wanted on attempted‑murder charges after an 'unprovoked' house‑party stabbing in Baltimore. Investigators ask the public for tips.

MDOT will begin installing ramp meters on northbound I‑270 on Feb. 24; the agency says the systems could cut some morning commutes by up to 30 minutes. Maps and project details are online.

A Baltimore jury sentenced Matthew Crawley to life plus 35 years for the March 6, 2025 killing of Taijah Addison, which prosecutors say happened 48 hours after Crawley’s release.

St. John Properties paid $37.2 million for The Villas at Patapsco Glen — 111 luxury rental townhomes in Windsor Mill, marking the firm’s first rental townhome purchase.

A 19-year-old Baltimore woman is set to stand trial May 18 after an August shooting at Walther Apartments left a man critically wounded.

Montgomery County’s new ORS report credits rent stabilization with refunds and better code enforcement. Planning staff say the law has chilled multifamily permitting.

A Glen Burnie man was arrested this week in the June 2025 killing in Trinidad. Police say the arrest follows months of multi‑jurisdictional work by detectives.

A federal judge in Greenbelt sentenced a 28-year-old Silver Spring man to 50 years after prosecutors said he coerced at least 108 girls, some as young as five, into producing sexual images.

A federal judge has remanded a proposed Camden class action alleging undisclosed RUBS utility fees, saying the company failed to show the case belonged in federal court. Plaintiffs say advertised rents hid mandatory charges.