A sex offender was arrested in Baltimore County for charges related to juvenile sex trafficking; the ongoing probe is a joint effort by local police and the FBI.

Maryland State Senator Dalya Attar has been indicted on federal charges of extortion and conspiracy, involving the use of surveillance devices against political rivals.

Veterinary sedative medetomidine linked to Baltimore mass overdoses, reducing the efficacy of Narcan. Outreach teams distribute harm reduction resources.

Maryland DHS Secretary Rafael Lopez was intensively questioned by a legislative committee about issues in foster care and the delayed ban on hotel placements for children, following an audit revealing serious shortcomings.

Baltimore police are investigating after a man, 42, with a gunshot wound entered a hospital. The incident occurred at 10:01 p.m. Tips are sought; the victim is stable.

Maryland's first modular roundabout in Harford County opens ahead of schedule, aiming to reduce accidents using sustainable materials, including recycled milk jugs, and saving $1.5 million.

A Baltimore officer was suspended after a video showed him seemingly trying to hit a civilian with his patrol car. An internal investigation is underway.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Baltimore, with rain and potential thunderstorms today, possibly clear skies and seasonable temperatures over the weekend, and generally dry weather next week.

The Maryland SPCA has stopped dog intakes for a month due to a case of canine influenza H3N2 but continues adoptions with no fees, focusing on pet-free homes for contagion control.

Anne Arundel County faces a rise in Hand, Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) in schools, with cleaning efforts increased and families urged to follow hygiene protocols.

Pasadena man, Joseph Scardina, was detained after a standoff with the Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office regarding threats he made against state officials.

One suspect in the death of a Maryland shop owner is ruled competent for trial, while proceedings for another are delayed. Evidence suggests a violent attack and arson, contrasting with the defense's depiction of innocence.

Tom Golisano donated $50 million to the University of Maryland Medical System, aimed at enhancing the children's hospital, including gene therapy and care facilities, marking the system's largest gift.