Police in Howard County are set to release new information on a 1971 Jane Doe cold case, the oldest in their records, involving an unidentified woman's homicide.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore opposes National Guard deployment to Baltimore for urban crime control, a stance supported by local leaders who favor community-focused strategies over militarized intervention.

Maryland State Police and Prince George's County Police investigate the death of a woman found in Anne Arundel County, with her identity and death cause pending autopsy results.

A 3-alarm fire hit a Baltimore commercial laundry business early Thursday; firefighters fought it from outside due to building instability. No injuries were reported.

Baltimore's weather will fluctuate as fronts and pressure systems pass, bringing varied conditions including thunderstorms, a brief warmer period, then cooler weather.

The last of three co-defendants, Garry Morris, was sentenced to life for a retaliatory murder in Baltimore; his accomplices had already received life sentences.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $1.4 billion, the fourth-largest in its history, with a $634.3 million cash option. If no winner is drawn, it will be the second longest streak without a jackpot win.

A bullet penetrated a home in Glen Burnie, prompting a police investigation; no injuries were reported, and the authorities seek community assistance.

Maryland SHA schedules overnight closures at Woodlawn's "triple bridges" for bridge inspections with detour plans and advises drivers to expect travel disruptions on specified September dates.

Mosquito control operations are set to start in Millersville, Anne Arundel County, involving truck-based ULV spraying of a permethrin-based solution approved by the EPA, with precautions advised for residents.

The Baltimore Ravens expanded their 'Flock Friendly Fare' menu to include affordable food options, featuring items like a BBQ chicken sandwich and beers for under $5 at M&T Bank Stadium.

President Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard to address crime in Baltimore sparks mixed reactions from officials, highlighting differing views on public safety strategies.

Firefighters responded to a severe five-alarm fire in downtown Baltimore that led to a building collapse and affected two other vacant structures. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is ongoing.