A woman says she was attacked in Patterson Park on March 14; two men have been arrested and charging records allege a sexual assault. Neighbors are calling for more safety measures.

Council President Zeke Cohen wants a 12-month moratorium on megawatt-scale data centers while the city studies grid, water and fiscal impacts.

A $1.7M Multi‑Match ticket sold at Abell’s Tavern in Callaway is the state’s top prize this week; the winner hasn't claimed it. The sale was part of more than $31.5M paid out statewide.

Cool, sunny Tuesday with a high near 51°F. Rain and gusty winds arrive late Thursday into Friday.

A video shows two men assaulting a Baltimore police officer on the 1100 block of E. North Avenue; police arrested both suspects and said charges will follow. One suspect was tased and an officer was treated at a hospital.

The MVA mailed 58,000 warnings to drivers with Virginia plates, citing lost revenue and safety concerns as lawmakers advance SB111 to tighten rules.

Two juveniles charged in a Rodgers Forge shooting returned to Baltimore County court as prosecutors reviewed surveillance, bus and phone evidence ahead of trial. The judge will decide whether contested footage can be used at trial.

Inspections on March 19 found unsafe refrigeration temperatures, mold‑like residue and bare‑hand contact at a Hanover Royal Farms and the Dallastown Family Restaurant.

State budget math shows the Lewis Museum’s $2.7M state grant translated to roughly $91 for each of the museum’s 29,648 visits in fiscal 2025, prompting fresh scrutiny.

An Evening of Hope honored Jones Junction and helped the American Cancer Society complete a $10M campaign to build a larger Hope Lodge in Baltimore.

A 14‑year‑old was arrested after an adult was allegedly shot in the face with a paintball gun Saturday in Annapolis. The teen faces first‑degree assault and reckless endangerment charges.

Shots rang out near the Maryland Science Center Sunday evening; police say no one was hurt and detectives believe a dispute led to the gunfire. Investigators remain on scene.

Officer Mamoudou Diallo pleaded guilty to misconduct in office after a 2024 false arrest involving an eight‑months‑pregnant woman; the judge entered probation before judgment and ordered community service.