A Prince George’s jury awarded $18 million after finding care delays led to an above‑knee amputation. Maryland’s cap on non‑economic damages will likely shrink the payout.

Two new county studies map short-term fixes and longer-term redesigns to make Elkridge's busiest streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists.

Council members heard from parents and providers about long waits, higher tuition and a shrinking supply of child‑care slots. A city analysis shows deep shortages — especially for infants.

Lufburrow invested roughly $10M in a new Aberdeen HQ and says it will double its workforce, with county loan support and job targets through 2028.

A Baltimore County jury convicted Darius Wolfe of armed carjacking, assault and firearm charges in a 2024 Randallstown attack that left two women injured. The case has drawn attention for the severity of the victims' wounds and the use of a gun during the theft.

A Cambridge man was arrested Thursday after investigators tied him to a Race Street house fire that displaced five and caused about $250,000 in damage. He’s been indicted and faces decades in prison if convicted.

Baltimore police have announced an $8,000 reward for information in the Dec. 13 killing of 14‑year‑old Michael Hitchens in Morrell Park. Authorities are asking anyone with video or tips to call.

Annapolis police are searching for a man accused of pouring urine on a pedestrian Wednesday evening near Forest Drive and Center Street.

Tipsy Scoop opens its first Baltimore barlour in Federal Hill this Saturday with liquor‑infused scoops (up to 5% ABV), a Sagamore Rye Blood Orange flavor and $1 opening scoops.

A 17-year-old was shot early Thursday on the 1200 block of Quantril Way in Armistead Gardens. Eastern District detectives are asking anyone with information to call 410-396-2433.

A March 11 agreement cleared the way for a 13‑acre Glen Burnie redevelopment at 7409 Baltimore‑Annapolis Blvd, bringing 246 homes, creek restoration and a $300k state grant.

A man was killed in a Thursday morning shooting on the 8300 block of Scotts Level Road in Pikesville. School officials say the incident was not connected to Winand Elementary.

Howard County is asking voters to allow bonds to fund affordable housing, a move officials say would create steady capital for new and preserved units.