The Baltimore County officer who fatally shot Glenn Pettie Jr. during a mental health crisis will not face charges, as determined by the AG's office after an investigation.

Sonia Alcántara-Antoine was ousted as CEO of Baltimore County Public Library after controversially laying off 14 part-time librarians, a decision later reversed due to backlash.

A man was arrested in Eldersburg after a shoplifting event at Walmart led to a high-speed chase and the discovery of stolen goods and suspected cocaine.

The National Weather Service has issued a Blizzard Warning for western Maryland, predicting significant snowfall and strong winds, affecting travel and visibility.

Firefighters and a driver were hospitalized after a collision involving a fire department vehicle in Baltimore.

Darius Bond received a 15-year sentence for a fatal hit-and-run with a stolen car in Carroll County, killing Terry Crowl. Bond also faced charges for carrying a stolen loaded gun.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy plans to meet with Maryland Gov. Moore over concerns about the increasing costs and delays of the Francis Scott Key Bridge project, now estimated between $4.3 and $5.2 billion and expected to complete in 2030.

Harford County teen charged with first-degree murder in the November shooting death of a 32-year-old man in Baltimore.

Ex-Harford County detective Ryan Hall pled guilty to sexual exploitation of two children and possession of child abuse material while serving as a detective.

The National Weather Service forecasts a persistent Canadian high over Baltimore, predicting modest temperature rises and an upcoming series of weather systems, including potential snowfall and winter storms in the region.

Cameron Keelan was arrested in Parkville for an attempted kidnapping of three children; this incident may not be isolated, as police investigate further cases.

Gov. Moore appointed Sidney A. Butcher, Otis Freeman, Elizabeth López, and Noelle W. Newman as judges, enhancing diversity in Maryland's judiciary with their varied legal backgrounds.

Maryland is adhering to its newborn hepatitis B vaccination policy despite the CDC's relaxed stance, emphasizing its efficacy and importance for preventing infection.