One person was arrested after a stabbing on the 9700 block of Smith Avenue in Baltimore; the injured person was taken to an area hospital and the investigation is ongoing.

Anne Arundel has opened eight overnight cabins at Jug Bay’s Emory Waters Preserve, adding on-site lodging aimed at boosting research, education and citizen science. The project includes a bathhouse, pavilion and site upgrades tied to federal grant support.

An emu that wandered onto the Salisbury Bypass on Saturday was captured by state troopers and reunited with its owners after a two-hour search.

A 55-year-old man was hospitalized after a Saturday shooting on Bateman Avenue. Police have identified a person of interest and are asking witnesses to call detectives.

A two‑member GOP panel picked state Delegate Nino Mangione to fill Wade Kach’s vacant Baltimore County Council seat, boosting his profile ahead of the June primary.

Sunny and mild today in Baltimore with a high near 77; southerly winds tonight may push Chesapeake waters and bring minor tidal flooding in low‑lying Annapolis.

Johns Hopkins has begun work to replace AMR I with a 400‑bed residence hall and a 41,000‑sq‑ft dining hall as part of a broader Homewood campus overhaul.

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown says MV Realty used "homeowner benefit" deals to record decades‑long liens and charge hidden fees, touching more than 1,000 Maryland properties.

Navy Athletics has broken ground on a $30M lacrosse center and is advancing stadium renovations and plans for an indoor football practice facility. Work will roll into the coming seasons.

The Michaela Rose — a superyacht tied to Harlan Crow and linked to Justice Clarence Thomas — was photographed at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, drawing local attention and renewed scrutiny.

A jury convicted a Davidsonville man on seven counts after investigators traced files reported on Reddit to accounts prosecutors say were linked to him. Sentencing is set for July 27.

A GOP primary in Eastern Baltimore County has turned personal: peace‑order requests, a defamation suit and a heated residency fight are now front and center. The June 23 primary will test which narrative resonates with local voters.

Investigators say a Habitat for Humanity home on Cardin Way in Cambridge was intentionally set on fire, damaging a volunteer-built house and delaying a local affordable-housing project.