A family in Edgewood escaped a house fire caused by an unattended candle, which resulted in $500,000 in damages; they alerted by a smoke alarm and aided by firefighters.

A homicide case is underway in Pasadena following Heather Elizabeth Beaver's death due to blunt force trauma after initially responding to an overdose call. Police seek public assistance.

Authorities seek information on a fatal shooting in Halethorpe, Maryland, after 20-year-old Tyler Tunstalle died from injuries. A reward is offered for helpful tips.

Baltimore faces potential flooding and disruptive weather conditions due to a low-pressure system, including heavy rain, wind pattern changes, and cool temperatures into the weekend.

Retired firefighter John Inman is accused of sexually assaulting a junior firefighter, with incidents dating back to 1991, including second-degree rape and child abuse. He is in custody without bond, awaiting a June 17 preliminary hearing.

The article reports on upcoming overnight ramp closures in Baltimore for guardrail improvements, affecting routes from I-695 to MD 122 and Security Boulevard on May 22 and 28.

Katie Pumphrey altered her 24-mile Chesapeake swim to a shorter route due to bad weather, still aiming to raise awareness for Baltimore's waterfront health.

Maryland authorities disrupted illegal car rallies in Prince George's County, arresting individuals and recovering a stolen vehicle amidst efforts to prevent disorderly conduct and ensure public safety.

A raccoon in West River tested positive for rabies, sparking a health alert for potential human and pet exposures. Residents are urged to report contacts and follow prevention measures.

A judge in Baltimore is determining if PSEG can use eminent domain for a contentious 70-mile transmission line, with landowners opposing the project as primarily benefiting Virginia data centers.

Two teenagers were shot in Baltimore's Greektown; they are in stable condition and an investigation is underway.

The National Weather Service reports unsettled weather with rain and potential flooding for Baltimore, with temperatures in the 60s to 70s and IFR conditions affecting airport operations.

Howard County sets a community meeting on June 10th to discuss the Oaktree Stormwater Pond Repair Project, seeking public input and compliance with Maryland environmental standards.