State records show T. Rowe Price laid off 54 Baltimore City employees; the notice lists Feb. 6 as the effective date.

Two men were rescued from the Gunpowder River at Mariner Point Park by emergency crews after falling through ice, with ongoing caution advised due to Winter Storm Fern's effects.

Baltimore City plans to use USDA-trained sharpshooters to reduce its overpopulated deer, aiming to protect parks and donate meat to the Maryland Food Bank.

Catalyst Hot Dogs launched a Honeycomb Credit campaign to bankroll its first permanent DMV restaurant, expanding beyond its trailer and pop-up service.

Baltimore city-owned vehicles received 4,088 traffic citations in 2025, totaling about $452,000 — but most fines were waived or went unpaid, with police vehicles comprising the bulk of violations.

A Maryland mother who missed her son's death while in ICE custody says she will voluntarily return to Mexico. Attorneys say DHS paperwork still must be filed before she can leave.

Rep. Jamie Raskin says overcrowded holding rooms at the Fallon Federal Building are 'appalling' after an oversight visit. Maryland lawmakers and advocates are demanding answers.

ICE arrested Manuel Matta-Reyes in Hagerstown after state prison officials honored a detainer; he has prior convictions for murder and rape and a removal order dating to 2005.

A Baltimore County judge said he may permit Donald Lester — arrested last fall in the 1994 killing of his wife — to go to strict home detention if jail medical care is unavailable.

January's slight rise included 12 homicides and 20 nonfatal shootings, two of them officer-involved. Bodycam footage has been released and investigators have made arrests.

Nelson Martinez, 51, was arrested for an armed robbery in Pasadena, involving a machete and handgun, after entering a homeowner's house and stealing items.

Aberdeen detectives arrested 19-year-old Da-mon Nyree Griffin and seized a stolen 9mm after an investigation into a reported handgun threat to a 14-year-old.

Mario Valencia-Birruetta was sentenced to 121 months after prosecutors said a multi-agency sting recovered more than 100 kilograms of cocaine and firearms in the Baltimore area.