An Owings Mills couple was sentenced for a $20 million insurance fraud and ordered to pay restitution after securing life insurance policies fraudulently.

The Baltimore County Council's redistricting process is contentious, with disputes over district boundaries involving diverse community interests, demographics, and political concerns.

A man was stabbed in Baltimore during an altercation over a Trump sign; both assailants were arrested, and the victim's injuries were non-life-threatening.

Baltimore County Council rejected a $2 million additional loan for Red Maple Place, an affordable housing project, due to increased costs and local opposition.

Firefighters tackled a basement fire in Middle River, possibly caused by lightning. No injuries were reported, and the cause remains under investigation.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces artists The-Dream, Jeffrey Osborne, and Lucky Daye for Baltimore's 4th Annual Charm City Live event, highlighting the city's vibrant music scene.

The NWS warns of volatile weather in Baltimore with a possibility of thunderstorms and flooding, advising residents of changing conditions into the weekend.

Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal crash in Prince George's County that took Carlton Herndon's life after his car collided with a truck on Route 301.

Three people were honored in Howard County for their heroic rescue of a drowning woman at Centennial Lake, receiving recognition from County Executive Calvin Ball and other officials.

Mayor Brandon Scott has launched the Charm City Cleanup Initiative to tackle cleaning needs in Baltimore with combined efforts from the city services and community engagement.

Governor Wes Moore has announced a $50 million investment towards addressing vacant properties in Baltimore through the Baltimore Vacants Reinvestment Initiative Program.

A 6-month-old girl died after being left in a hot car in Belcamp, Harford County, despite life-saving attempts by first responders. No charges are filed yet as the investigation continues.

Councilman Izzy Patoka introduced legislation for an Inspector General Appointment Board in Baltimore County to ensure the watchdog's independence from political influence.