Baltimore State's Attorney Champions 'T.I. Bill' for Just Arrest Warrant Issuance at Maryland General Assembly Opening
Baltimore's Attorney Bates presents a legislative agenda, including the "T.I. Bill" for arrest warrant reform and the Ny’Kayla Strawder Act for firearm storage penalties, while opposing certain juveniles' crime bills.
Baltimore Braces for Gale-Force Winds, National Weather Service Issues Warnings for Surrounding Waters
Baltimore is under a Gale Warning with cold, gusty weather, and potential light snow in the area. The National Weather Service advises caution due to strong winds and possible icy conditions.
Attorney General Brown Secures Increased $425 Million Settlement With Capital One for Misleading Consumers in Maryland
Attorney General Brown negotiated a $425 million settlement with Capital One for misleading consumers about savings account interest rates, requiring equal rates and restitution.
Anne Arundel County Reports Dramatic Drop in Violent Crime, Robberies and Carjackings Significantly Reduced in 2025
Anne Arundel County reports a significant drop in violent crimes in 2025, with citizen and commercial robberies down by 47% and 46% respectively, and improvements in other crime metrics.
Burlington Set to Open New Store in Dundalk at German Hill Center, Relocating from Eastpoint Mall
Burlington is set to open a new store in Dundalk at German Hill Center in spring, relocating from Eastpoint Mall, featuring a modernized layout. This will be the 26th Burlington store in Maryland.
Towson Advocates Rally for Protective Immigration Bills Ahead of Baltimore County Council Vote
Immigrant rights supporters rallied in Towson for bills to limit local agencies' cooperation with ICE and establish an Office of Immigrant Affairs, while opponents cite concerns over sanctuary status and law enforcement.
Baltimore Light Rail Service Between Falls Road and Camden Station Suspended This Weekend Due to Amtrak Construction
Baltimore's Light Rail service will be suspended between Falls Road and Camden Station this weekend due to construction on the Frederick Douglass Tunnel. Shuttle buses will provide alternate transport.
Baltimore's $5M AI Weapons Detection System Faces Scrutiny After High Rate of False Alarms in Schools
Baltimore City Schools' $5 million AI weapon detection system faces scrutiny for high false alarm rates and underperformance, leading the City Council Public Safety Committee to question its cost-effectiveness and efficacy.
Baltimore and Allegheny Mountains Brace for Cold Snap, Snow, and Gales: NWS Issues Multiple Advisories
The NWS has issued weather advisories for Baltimore including snow in the Allegheny Mountains, and wind chill advisories for some counties. A Small Craft Advisory and Gale Watch are in effect for mariners.












