A Baltimore man who prosecutors say opened fire in Fells Point last August pleaded guilty and will serve 10 years under a plea deal.

County leaders say talks with Baltimore‑area partners and a multi‑year engineering plan could free up sewer capacity that has paused new development near BWI. Officials are pursuing negotiations and diversion plans while some projects remain on hold.

Del. Kathy Szeliga says her campaign may have been the victim of fraud after federal agents flagged a roughly $100,000 discrepancy tied to the committee’s account.

Herman’s Bakery announced it will close its Dundalk shop on March 31, ending a 67‑year run at the Holabird Avenue storefront and marking a family retirement.

Three Baltimore police officers were indicted on charges alleging they padded timesheets and collected pay they didn’t earn, prosecutors say.

A Baltimore man pleaded guilty to the 2024 Park Heights killing. Sentencing is scheduled for Aug. 6, 2026 in Baltimore City Circuit Court.

An early-morning Havre de Grace house fire killed two adults and left investigators searching for a cause. One person escaped after smoke alarms alerted him.

Dozens of Towson tenants say alarms and sprinklers failed during a Jan. 19 blaze and have filed suit against the building’s management for rent relief and relocation aid.

Renters and advocates rallied at Lawyers' Mall in Annapolis urging passage of bills to let local governments limit no‑cause evictions.

Jury selection began March 10 in the trial of Antonio Mackey for a Jan. 29 Clay Street shooting that wounded a man. Surveillance footage and a distinctive necklace are central to the prosecution's case.

Warm today with a late‑afternoon severe‑storm window; gusty winds and marine advisories could disrupt travel and outdoor plans.

Streets Market at Yard 56 will close March 31, vacating a 20,000‑square‑foot grocery in Greektown. The loss raises fresh questions about local grocery access near Johns Hopkins Bayview.

A Maryland bill would let investor‑owned utilities build and own renewable projects; supporters tout reliability and jobs while advocates warn of ratepayer risk.