Two men were arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection with a fatal shooting in Northwest Baltimore. The victim, Christopher Banks, died after being shot multiple times.

Maryland State Police seek public help in the 1989 cold case homicide of Colleen Powell West, who was found dead after last being seen at a pub in Salisbury.

Maryland residents are contending with a court decision that permits PSEG surveyors to assess land for a power line project; landowners are appealing due to concerns over property rights and environmental impacts.

Sheila Kyler seeks information on the hit-and-run incident that critically injured her son, Emmanuel, who now faces a difficult recovery from head and spinal injuries. A piece of a tan or bronze vehicle was found at the scene.

A 70-year-old woman in Baltimore was shot by police during a mental health crisis; she had charged at them with a knife after a Taser failed to subdue her.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott of Baltimore is hosting Community Listening Sessions to address the opioid crisis and engage residents in using pharmaceutical settlements.

Baltimore is experiencing a heatwave with a Heat Advisory in effect, accompanied by potential thunderstorms and record-breaking temperatures, urging residents to take precautions.

Tide Capital Realty plans to revitalise Valley Centre in Owings Mills with a $6 million upgrade, emphasizing community engagement and a mix of retail, food, and entertainment to adapt to modern consumer expectations.

An Essex woman won $5 million from a Maryland Lottery scratch-off, accelerating her retirement plans and intending to share her winnings with family and her faith community.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore implements a hiring freeze and offers voluntary severance to state employees to address a $121 million personnel budget deficit. Essential positions remain open despite the freeze.

The Baltimore DPW has modified trash collection due to a heat wave, following MOSH guidelines and past worker fatalities, prioritizing employee safety and advising residents on service changes.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott appoints Dr. Melanie Bryant as Director of LGBTQ Affairs in Baltimore, succeeding Interim Director Alexis Blackmon. Dr. Bryant brings extensive experience in social work and public health.

A 14-year-old in Baltimore was arrested for a vehicle theft, carjacking, and armed robbery while on GPS monitoring.