Pikesville-based America's Realty has bought shopping centers in Alabama and Michigan as it shifts toward denser, value-add retail markets.

Court documents say three Baltimore men working an overnight cleaning crew were arrested after surveillance captured them allegedly taking groceries from a Giant in Prince Frederick.

Callers posing as police are telling Frederick residents they missed federal court and demanding bail payments; authorities say the calls are fraudulent and advise reporting them.

IRS and consumer groups warn AI-powered imposters, robocalls and fake social accounts are rising — Maryland blocked thousands of fraudulent refund attempts last year.

Chef Maynard McMillan’s NaFasi has set up a counter at Lexington Market, serving bold Caribbean plates and plant-forward sides alongside the city’s market staples.

Sagard Real Estate and La Caisse have formed a joint venture to buy industrial outdoor storage yards across U.S. port markets, starting with a Meadowlands acquisition and an initial CAD 490M target.

A newly approved bilingual charter in Baltimore County faces losing its approval after officials say the operator missed a facilities deadline, putting families and a $2M grant on hold.

A Hagerstown woman and another Maryland resident pleaded guilty in a federal probe that authorities say moved cocaine, meth and fentanyl into West Virginia’s Eastern Panhandle.

A 58-year-old man was shot Saturday night on Garrett Avenue; police say injuries are not life-threatening and ask the public for tips.

Severe storms and damaging gusts expected Monday afternoon into the evening. Coastal flooding possible near Annapolis' high tide.

ICE Baltimore says it arrested Frederick Muir after the Jessup facility turned him over on an immigration detainer. He reportedly has a final order of removal and will remain in federal custody.

A Saturday chase in Park Heights ended in a crash outside Park Place Apartments, a loaded handgun recovered and two men arrested. Police say the investigation is active and charges are pending.

A neon-hued cereal bar has opened in the Women’s Exchange, serving viral milkshakes, customizable cereal bowls and other nostalgic desserts with local backing. Owners say the concept is part of a downtown culinary grant push.