A motorcyclist was critically injured and a passenger hospitalized after a collision with an SUV in Pasadena near Ritchie Highway and Jumpers Hole Road.

The Maryland Transit Administration offers emergency transport after a cyberattack affects its Mobility paratransit service, hindering trip scheduling.

Baltimore customs intercepted two shipments of DMT, totaling 103 pounds, worth approximately $80,000, marking another significant drug seizure in the region.

Police reported a fatal shooting with three victims in Catonsville. No current suspect search; the investigation is ongoing. Public asked to provide information.

A cold front will bring dry conditions and cooler temperatures to Baltimore, with some showers possible in the Allegheny Mountains.

Baltimore Police Department launched the Entertainment District Unit aimed at enhancing safety in nightlife areas through high-visibility patrols and community engagement.

The Maryland OCME ruled the in-custody death of Dontae Melton Jr. as a homicide, while the investigation into police conduct and potential charges continues.

The Moo Moo Cows ice cream shop in Baltimore's Federal Hill has been vandalized for a third time, sustaining over $10,000 in damages. The owners seek community help to identify the culprits.

Baltimore crematorium owners charged with giving pet owners fake ashes, affecting numerous families and sparking emotional turmoil. Community rallies to support victims.

Mayor Brandon Scott leads the groundbreaking for a new library and park expansion in Baltimore's Park Heights, a $19.3 million project aimed at revitalizing the neighborhood.

Baltimore implemented new financial security policies after losing $1.5 million to a scammer who diverted vendor payments. About half the funds were recovered; new safeguards aim to prevent future fraud.

The National Weather Service predicts cooler, dry weather in Baltimore, with minor coastal flooding possible in Annapolis and a mix of temperatures in the region. Scattered showers may break the dry spell Friday.

Juan Yahir Quiroz Manzueta, 21, of Yonkers, was arrested in New Rochelle, NY, on charges including attempted murder, after a highway chase and the assault of a deputy.