The Anne Arundel County Police Department has achieved its tenth CALEA Accreditation, reflecting its commitment to professional law enforcement standards.

A 66-year-old woman was seriously injured and her three cats died in a fire in Havre De Grace. The blaze was possibly related to her oxygen concentrator.

Authorities charged Shalyne Brown with second-degree murder and child abuse in the death of her 3-year-old child, who died from dehydration and malnourishment.

Maryland's AG confirmed no charges against officers in a Baltimore courthouse shooting where a man died after shooting himself and being shot in the leg by a bailiff.

A 25-year-old man was fatally shot in Baltimore's Woodbrook neighborhood, leading to a police investigation amidst the city's high gun violence rates.

Baltimore faces cooler, damp weather with drizzle and possible showers, while watching Hurricane Erin, which could cause gusty winds and coastal flooding. A brief sunny reprieve is expected before more storms on Sunday.

Cecil County Sheriff's deputy Dontae Odom faces 45 charges, including misconduct and unauthorized access to police databases, after allegedly using sensitive information for personal reasons.

A man was stabbed in Laurel, Maryland; Terry Rodney-Jerome Hunter faces charges including attempted murder and assault. The victim was hospitalized; the investigation is ongoing.

Howard County police investigate a targeted shooting in Columbia that left one man dead; a $5,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

IronCircle relocates its global headquarters to Maryland, creating 200 jobs and strengthening the state's status as a cyber/AI hub, boosted by an already substantial local cybersecurity industry.

Baltimore County Public Schools prepares for a new year, focusing on academic improvement and reducing absenteeism, with the Superintendent outlining key initiatives including weekly parent reports on grades and attendance.

Maryland Transit Administration announces enhanced bus services and safety measures for Fall 2025, including route extensions and increased frequency, and a law to ban individuals who assault others.

Izaak Franklin was arrested in Baltimore's Mount Washington neighborhood for burglary and theft, with investigations ongoing for other break-ins. The case has sparked debate over facial recognition tech restrictions.