A new speed camera will be operational near Oak Manor Elementary in Glen Burnie starting June 19, 2025, with a 15-day warning period before issuing tickets.

Kristen Renay Pugh from Bowie, Maryland, was arrested in Laurel for driving a stolen vehicle. The arrest, made without incident on June 14, was based on information received by patrolling officers. The investigation is ongoing.

Howard County is updating Route 1 and Route 40 design manuals to align with its development vision, with a focus on sustainability, livability, and community engagement.

A man was killed in a shooting on I-70 in Frederick County, MD, with state police investigating the incident that involved a truck being fired upon after an event.

The Orioles swept the Angels, highlighted by Sánchez's grand slam and Povich's first win since April, showing significant improvement in their season.

Baltimore County Police investigate an early Sunday shooting in Pikesville; a 23-year-old man was hospitalized.

Baltimore faces a rainy week with a stalled front causing showers and fog. Flood Watch issued for parts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia due to the threat of flooding.

One killed and another seriously injured in a car crash on Liberty Heights Avenue, Baltimore. The car hit several parked vehicles and overturned; police are investigating.

Maryland residents protested against President Trump's policies in state-wide "No Kings Day" demonstrations, emphasizing the defense of democracy and the Constitution.

Baltimore's weather is an unsettled pattern with daily showers, potential thunderstorms, and flash flooding expected to continue into early next week, according to the National Weather Service.

Police arrested Robert John Fetz after he attempted to rob a person with a BB gun on Cadbury Drive in Odenton, Maryland. The incident was initially regarded as a prank by Fetz.

Gov. Wes Moore launches the $10 million UPLIFT initiative in East Baltimore to renovate vacant properties into affordable housing and support homeownership in underinvested communities.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Baltimore, with intermittent heavy showers and thunderstorms expected. The weather will feature high humidity, possible thunderstorms, and fluctuating temperatures over the week.