Edward Jackson Bunn was arrested in Cecil County on multiple stalking, assault and sexual‑offense charges tied to incidents in Perryville; investigators are asking anyone with information to contact police.

Kurt Schmoke, UBalt president since 2014 and a former Baltimore mayor, will retire next year as the university grapples with steep enrollment declines and leadership turnover.

A heat wave on June 12 forced early dismissals and closures at eight Harford County schools; officials blamed aging HVAC systems and a short facilities staff.

Windows at The Brixton were shot out after an early‑morning burst of gunfire; police combed the 400 block of South Broadway while detectives processed the scene.

Elkton police say a bystander was hurt when shots were fired near the Glenn Creek Circle pool Thursday; investigators are asking for video and tips.

Sunny and near 90°F Saturday; strong to severe storms possible Sunday. Have a backup plan for outdoor events this weekend.

A Maryland man drew a 3½-year federal sentence after admitting he sold thousands of counterfeit oxycodone tablets laced with fentanyl across the DMV.

The Business Journals names three Greater Baltimore ZIPs among the nation's hottest luxury markets as local data show high‑end listings holding pricing power. The finding highlights a split market where volume has softened but marquee properties still perform.

Laurel’s mayor signed an executive order imposing a summer curfew from June 18–Sept. 8 that bars under-18s from public spaces between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.; limited exceptions and enforcement apply.

Baltimore police arrested a 36‑year‑old Thursday and say he’s been charged with first‑degree murder in the May killing of Musa Witherspoon.

Larry James Simpson was indicted on 71 counts after a May 15 spree that spanned College Park, Riverdale and Greenbelt. Prosecutors say the case raises questions about supervised‑release programs.

Police cordoned off the 100 block of North Curley Street after a reported shooting; forensics searched toward East Fairmount Avenue. Authorities have not released victim or arrest details.

Small radio amplifiers and off‑the‑shelf programming tablets let thieves take keyless cars in seconds, leaving little physical evidence. Baltimore victims and police say prevention matters now.