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.

A Greenbelt jury will weigh whether Tom Goldstein hid millions in poker winnings and used his law firm to cover losses.

A Frederick man was arrested after a cyber tip prompted a search of his home; deputies say 37‑year‑old Steven Danko faces nine counts of sexual solicitation of a minor. Devices were seized as investigators continue their probe.

A Severn teacher scored a $50,000 Gold Bar Bingo win after a routine stop at a Landover Sunoco; the retailer will get a $500 bonus.

Tampa-based Grain & Berry is headed to the Baltimore area: a franchisee plans three Baltimore County locations, including one in Owings Mills and a Harbor Point lease. Owners say openings will roll out as build-outs proceed.

City Cruises will end Baltimore sailings on April 25, 2026, canceling Inner Harbor cruises; passengers can request refunds or rebook through City Experiences.

A federal judge granted Baltimore a partial win in a firefighter’s discrimination suit, dismissing older incidents but leaving January 2013 allegations alive. The split ruling tightens the case window while keeping key claims in play.

The Baltimore Orioles are announcing the Birdland Summer Music Series, featuring a postgame concert with Nelly on May 9 and a 90s-themed concert on August 21.

Anne Arundel County police are investigating a Wawa store robbery in Annapolis that resulted in a clerk being assaulted. The suspect escaped in a tan sedan. Police seek public assistance with the ongoing investigation.

Baltimore’s education committee will hear testimony on Feb. 19 about proposed closures affecting Dallas F. Nichols, Renaissance Academy and Baltimore Collegiate. The hearing brings renewed pressure on the district and the school board.

Arrest warrants were issued for the operators of a White Plains crematory after investigators say infant remains were mishandled. The facility was shut in January 2025 after inspectors found decomposing bodies and equipment failures.