Woman found dead in Suitland apartment; boyfriend charged with murder, after being caught stabbing someone in D.C. Walmart. Turner died of blunt force trauma; neighbors cite frequent arguments.

MDOT distributed $1M to businesses impacted by Purple Line construction as part of a $4M grant program. The initiative aims to support these businesses until the project's completion, which is 76% done.

The Preakness Stakes celebrates its 150th anniversary with performances by T-Pain and Wyclef Jean, offering a new entertainment experience alongside traditional horse racing.

A 6-year-old boy was found shot dead at home in Southwest Baltimore; police are investigating the incident and emphasize the importance of firearm safety.

Baltimore's forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, and patchy fog throughout the week, with breaks of sunshine and milder temperatures by the weekend.

Swift police response aided by technology led to the arrest of Jermaine Mitchell in Severna Park for an attempted armed robbery of a taxi driver using a BB gun.

The Six Flags America and Hurricane Harbor in Bowie, Maryland, will close after the 2025 season, consistent with Six Flags' strategic goals for growth.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms in Baltimore, with high chances of precipitation and varying temperatures over the coming week.

Baltimore County police are probing a quintuple shooting in Woodlawn involving two men shot at M Azuz club's parking lot and three other victims who reached hospitals independently.

A man died in a bicycle crash in Cecil County, Maryland, where a Nissan Rogue struck 60-year-old Sean Earl Ruffin on Pulaski Highway. Police report no signs of impairment and the investigation is ongoing.

Annapolis police are searching for suspects after an armed robbery linked to a card game scam. The victim was lured into withdrawing cash before being robbed at gunpoint. Authorities seek public assistance in the case.

Rogerio Palma was charged with the murder of his girlfriend, Brianna Burton, after she died from gunshot wounds. He is in custody, facing first and second-degree murder charges.

Frederick protest turned violent with vandalism and clashes; police arrested four, including one for assaulting an officer. The department condemns planned aggression, asserting protection of peaceful protest.