A Thurmont man was ordered to serve 19 years after prosecutors say he posted a woman's personal information on Craigslist and invited strangers to her home.

Tribe Social Cafe debuts on East Redwood Street, pairing coffee and local art with help from the city’s BOOST program.

An explosion at a Keymar greenhouse injured multiple people and caused a partial building collapse. Officials say the scene is secure and the cause is under investigation.

Two early‑morning shootings in Baltimore left one man dead and another hospitalized. Detectives and Metro Crime Stoppers are asking anyone with information to come forward.

County Executive Calvin Ball’s budget sets aside $3.5M to kick off plans for a public ice‑rink complex at Meadowbrook, pitching two competition rinks and supporting spaces.

A planned teen meet‑up at White Marsh turned chaotic, leading to arrests and a county warning to parents as malls step up youth‑escort rules.

MONSE director Stefanie Mavronis defended the SideStep pilot after an inspector general report raised questions about invoices, billing and data tracking.

A surveillance clip shows four teens allegedly taking cakes from a Nothing Bundt Cakes in Overlea while a cashier, outnumbered, did not intervene. The owner says police are investigating and wants accountability.

Officer Robert A. Parks will stand trial Aug. 18, 2026 after a viral video showed him driving his cruiser at a man. Prosecutors have charged him with attempted‑murder and related counts.

Baltimore County has opened a CRRF grant program to direct cannabis tax revenue to neighborhoods hit hardest by past enforcement. Completed applications are due April 1, 2026.

Unilever is in talks to sell its Foods unit to McCormick. The talks would put the Baltimore‑area spice maker front‑and‑center in a multibillion‑euro deal.

A 50-year-old man was found shot Thursday night on the 2600 block of Wilkens Avenue in Mill Hill and later died at a hospital; homicide detectives are investigating.

The Maryland Senate passed SB 334 to bar future sales of pistols that can be converted into automatic weapons. The measure now faces the House and likely legal fights.