Baltimore County Public Schools face an uptick in student threats, with incidents at Harford Hills and Sandy Plains Elementary schools leading to investigations and heightened security measures.

An investigation by State's Attorney Ivan J. Bates revealed DPW negligence in a fatal truck collision that killed employee Timothy Cartwell; mishandled evidence and safety protocol violations were notable issues.

The NTSB is set to hold a hearing on the Key Bridge Baltimore collapse caused by a cargo ship, which resulted in six fatalities and economic disruption.

Baltimore's Mayor announced a new $48M PILOT deal with the city's largest nonprofits, doubling their financial contributions by 2030, to support the local economy and community health.

The Baltimore County Fire Department ruled a July house explosion as arson, leading to the arrest of homeowner Mark Hawkins on charges including first-degree arson.

A Maryland State Police investigation into road rage uncovered illegal activities by Malik Jamil Pleasant, leading to his arrest for firearms and narcotics violations.

Baltimore experiences cooler temperatures and lower humidity due to a high-pressure system, with mild days and potentially cold nights forecasted until Friday. The weekend should warm up slightly.

A woman named Susan Cope was found dead in her Sparks Glencoe home, prompting an investigation by the Baltimore County Police, initially triggered by a welfare check.

Planet Fitness is set to open a new location in Timonium come November, while The Greene Turtle is planning to close its Towson location due to disturbances and a resulting fine.

Towson University evacuated its Union building due to a bomb threat and is working with police on the investigation.

A video of a security guard choking and slamming a patron in Federal Hill, Baltimore, has prompted a police investigation, with concerns over the use of force sparking scrutiny despite the area's reported crime drop.

Ex-Baltimore construction superintendent Fredy Arellano sentenced for wage theft at University of Maryland projects, paid $63,157 restitution, gets five years with most suspended for home detention.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore's office announced the planned closure of the Maryland Correctional Institution at Jessup by 2026, aimed at saving $21 million annually in operational costs.