John Huffington, after being wrongfully imprisoned for 32 years, filed a lawsuit against Harford County officials for a corrupt investigation that led to his wrongful conviction.

A submerged vehicle with a body inside was found in Baltimore's Inner Harbor; police are investigating, with details and identity pending from the Medical Examiner.

A juvenile was arrested after stabbing another juvenile in Rosedale, Baltimore. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries post-bus altercation. Police are investigating the incident.

Khadija E. Walker has been nominated as Baltimore County's next Inspector General, chosen after a national search. Awaiting council confirmation, her extensive federal oversight experience is expected to bolster accountability in the county.

Glen Burnie mother, Tiffany Carr, sentenced to 10 years for child abuse after her daughter's fentanyl-related death.

Baltimore is expecting a period of extreme heat and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures in the mid to upper 90s and the possibility of severe storms and flash flooding.

The Harford County Sheriff's Office seeks a suspect involved in tricking an elderly woman into overpaying for driveway repairs. They urge public assistance and caution against high-pressure scams.

Tony Dukes received a life sentence plus 35 years for murdering Eugene Fitzgerald, with convictions on multiple charges including First-Degree Murder.

A 17-year-old was arrested for the fatal shooting of Jonathan Guiliani in Glen Burnie, with the Anne Arundel County Police seeking more information from the public.

Two Baltimore men were arrested after a traffic stop where a stolen, loaded handgun was found in their vehicle.

County Executive Pittman launched the 2025 Artists Without Limits Exhibit, showcasing local art until September. The event honors Nina De Angelo's legacy and promotes inclusion.

Maryland State Police arrested Jamar Brooks for attempted murder after a road rage shooting on I-695; he's held without bail and faces multiple charges.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces the expansion of the Group Violence Reduction Strategy to the Southern District, aiming to reduce violence with new resources and support.