Anne Arundel County is adding more speed cameras in school zones, operational from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays, starting with a 15-day warning period. This move aims to improve road safety near schools.

Baltimore County Police investigate the homicide of 65-year-old Emmanuel Grant Jr. in Pikesville after finding him deceased with upper body trauma. They seek information, offering up to $2,000 for tips.

The National Weather Service issues weather updates for Baltimore, including a warm front today, a powerful cold front with winds tonight, and a secondary front Sunday. Wind advisories and varying weather conditions are expected into midweek.

A man in Gambrills was sentenced to 20 years for raping a 12-year-old and must register as a sex offender. He previously abused another child in Texas.

Police search for a vehicle theft suspect in Catonsville, with joint efforts by Baltimore County and City forces.

One man died and another was wounded in a shooting in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood, near Cross Street Market. The incident remains under investigation.

Johns Hopkins University announced free undergraduate tuition for families earning up to $200,000 and additional aid for those earning up to $100,000, funded by Michael Bloomberg's $1.8 billion gift.

A Baltimore County woman was sentenced to 38 months in prison for impersonating nurses and committing identity theft, working at over 40 facilities fraudulently.

A Howard County paraeducator was charged after a claimed sexual encounter with a student, following his arrest for engaging in intercourse with a 15-year-old outside of school.

Anne Arundel County experiences violent robberies, including a man attacked for photographing suspected drug activity and a game store robbed by an armed suspect. Both suspects are male in their 20s.

Devontaye Richardson was acquitted of murder in Cameran Holt's death but convicted of reckless endangerment. Co-defendant Alexis Cancel-Soto was found guilty on all counts.

Maryland authorities rescued two girls and arrested two men, Deion Philip and Antoine Miles, on human trafficking charges, after discovering online ads and locating victims at a hotel.

Baltimore police conducted early morning raids related to a mass overdose in Penn North, with details of arrests and involvement remaining undisclosed as the investigation continues.