Firefighters ventilated Autumn Lake Post‑Acute Care Center on Frankford Avenue after slightly elevated carbon monoxide readings; officials said no evacuation was needed.

Court records say Alonso Hester Jr. trailed a neighbor to her kitchen after asking for sugar; he’s being held without bond on rape and home‑invasion charges. A hearing is set for April 10.

Bowie State's BSU Bold campaign closed with more than $128 million, far surpassing its $50 million goal. The funds will expand scholarships and tech-focused programs.

A Baltimore teen accepted a plea Monday in the Nov. hotel‑party killing of 28‑year‑old Kierra Tripp; the deal leaves him with 25 years behind bars under the agreement.

Baltimore Police say detectives arrested 25-year-old Quandre Evans in connection with a Sept. 12, 2025 Western District shooting that injured a man.

A 1,323-pound NASA probe managed out of Maryland is expected to re-enter Earth’s atmosphere Tuesday night. Officials say the chance of debris hitting a person is extremely small.

Baltimore's vacancy tax, effective July 1, 2026, will sharply raise property rates for buildings with Vacant Building Notices. Buyers who thought they'd closed on renovated homes say they're being blindsided.

A late-night fire gutted several vacant rowhomes in West Baltimore's Penn North, leaving multiple houses destroyed. Crews contained the blaze and officials reported no injuries.

Maryland families say Meta's AI wrongly flagged Instagram and Facebook accounts, leaving users locked out and advocates demanding clearer appeals and human review.

Counties across Maryland are advertising tax liens and scheduling auctions. Know the deadlines, relief funds and clinics that can help protect your home.

Taylor Farms plans a $120 million manufacturing plant in Jessup that could bring about 1,000 jobs and a major East Coast expansion for the Salinas‑based produce company.

MTA named Jaheim Deandre Jackson, 23, as the man killed after being struck by a train at Shot Tower station. MTA police are leading the investigation and service was suspended.

Baltimore County’s legislative delegation voted down a bill that would have let the county inspector general oversee public schools, leaving the oversight plan stalled in Annapolis. Backers say they’ll weigh next steps.