Former youth pastor Thomas Pinkerton faces sex offense charges for alleged abuse between 2006 and 2010. Police urge other potential victims to come forward.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes stable conditions, isolated showers, and foggy mornings, with a dry weekend and a warmer, more humid work week ahead.

A man in Wicomico County is charged with impersonating a police officer and illegal vehicle use; Maryland State Police seek public assistance in the investigation.

Papi Cuisine in Federal Hill has closed due to technical issues; reservations are moved to Proper Cuisine. Co-owner Alex Perez focuses on a new business direction, including a seasoning line.

Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier refutes the DOJ's 'sanctuary jurisdiction' classification of the county, emphasizing adherence to laws and commitment to public safety and community services.

Bryan O’Neal Jones received a 20-year sentence for theft and exploiting elderly residents as a fraudulent contractor, owing nearly $300,000 in restitution.

Anton Harris was convicted of second-degree murder and illegal firearm possession in the 2022 shooting of Keith Johnson. He received a 40-year sentence with no parole for the first five years.

Baltimore celebrated the 42nd National Night Out to enhance police-community relations and reinforce violence reduction strategies, with a reported decrease in the city's violent crime rates.

Mixed weather conditions are forecasted for Baltimore, with stability from a high-pressure system being challenged by moisture from a low-pressure system, potentially resulting in weekend rainfall and minor coastal flooding.

Clifford Tatum succeeds Armstead Jones as the new director of the Baltimore City Board of Elections, bringing extensive election law experience and a commitment to transparency.

Survivors of clergy abuse are dismayed by the prolonged bankruptcy proceedings and lack of compensation from the Baltimore Archdiocese, as legal and insurance entities seem to prioritize their own interests.

Baltimore County is on a DOJ list of sanctuary jurisdictions, which officials dispute, emphasizing their commitment to law enforcement and community safety.

A dangerous building near Lexington Market in Baltimore was demolished to avoid collapse, following partial structural failures and no injuries were reported.