Baltimore County’s school board hired Ray & Associates to run a national search to replace Superintendent Myriam Rogers, who announced she will retire this summer. The initial fee is $50,000, with total costs depending on the search duration.

Anne Arundel County is piloting four OPENGATE weapons‑detection units this week as officials test performance and gather parent feedback through the summer.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely in Baltimore Wednesday morning with gusty cells possible and a high near 72°F. Coastal tide anomalies could produce nuisance flooding at Annapolis and Havre de Grace.

A landmark 120,750‑sq‑ft office at 1750 Forest Drive sold for about $19.5M after a multimillion-dollar repositioning that converted the former MAIF headquarters into Class A space.

City leaders say cuts wiped out thousands of after-school and summer slots in 2025, and officials are scrambling with pool parties, midnight basketball and a curfew to plug gaps.

A Temple Hills man was sentenced to 45 years for a plot to burn 7‑Eleven stores and steal ATM cash; court ordered more than $370,000 in restitution. The case followed a federal arson and explosives probe.

A Halethorpe man was arrested and charged Monday with first‑degree murder in the 2002 disappearance of his wife, Michelle Rust. The arrest follows years of cold‑case work by Baltimore County detectives.

An armed robbery at the Exxon at the Mills left the suspect at large early Tuesday in Hanover. Detectives say the man displayed a handgun and fled with merchandise; tips are requested.

A Maryland WARN filing shows Stoney River’s Towson restaurant will close June 26, 2026, and lists 68 employees in the layoff notice.

A class-action complaint alleges MedStar rheumatologist Dr. James Roberson performed unnecessary exams and improper touching; more than 100 patients across Maryland and Virginia are named. Plaintiffs seek over $5 million.

A driver fled a traffic stop in Pasadena, crashed and tried to hide suspected drugs under a parked car before police arrested him and seized a handgun and narcotics.

Payroll data show Gov. Wes Moore and several top aides were among Maryland's highest-paid state employees in 2025, prompting scrutiny as lawmakers enacted cuts and tax changes.

A two-alarm commercial blaze broke out in East Baltimore on Tuesday morning, drawing a major response from city firefighters. Updates are pending from officials.