Lindsey V. Parker is leaving Washington government for Maryland’s top stadium and development agency, arriving as Camden Yards and Pimlico undergo major changes.

A man walking along Annapolis’ West Street was robbed at knifepoint by two suspects on bicycles, police say. The pair remains at large.

A parking-lot dispute in Hanover ended with one man hospitalized and a Catonsville man charged with first-degree assault.

Mexico and Colombia will bring a marquee international matchup to M&T Bank Stadium this September. It is the first-ever Baltimore stop for the 23-year MexTour.

Baltimore gets a bright, dry Friday before storm chances build Sunday night and linger into next week.

A Baltimore judge delayed a competency decision for Deluntae Boyd after “new information” surfaced in the fatal beating case.

Marilyn Mosby used a former campaign Facebook page to promote a 529 college fund for her daughter. The page’s large political audience is raising transparency questions.

Baltimore is weighing a split-rate property tax that could make vacant land costlier while lowering taxes on buildings. Supporters see a redevelopment tool; critics warn of assessment shocks.

A Baltimore jury acquitted Melvin Tucker in the fatal shooting of Moses Earl McKnight after challenging testimony and evidence came under scrutiny.

Ellen Cohen was killed outside her Pikesville home in 1980. Four decades later, Baltimore County police still need answers.

A 500-megawatt battery project near Deer Creek is forcing Harford County to weigh grid reliability against fire and watershed concerns.

A Baltimore jury convicted Idris Ramos in the fatal South Broadway stabbing of Tyrell Curtis. He faces life plus three years at sentencing.

A Bel Air sewer overflow released an estimated 750,000 gallons of raw sewage into the Bynum Run watershed. Residents are being warned to avoid the water for a week.