The Maryland AG's Office detailed a police shooting where Arvel Jones Sr. was killed after wielding a bow and arrow.

Baltimore was ranked as the dirtiest city in America based on a study examining sanitation-related complaints; efforts are underway to improve cleanliness.

The Maryland Zoo announced the birth of a new Coquerel's sifaka lemur, part of their ongoing endangered species conservation efforts.

Maryland State Police honored employees for outstanding service, with Trooper Hadley as Trooper of the Year and Sergeant Muehl recognized for his gun crime initiative work. Dispatchers and a civilian were also awarded.

A double shooting in Northwest Baltimore left one man dead and another seriously injured, leading to an ongoing investigation and a community response of both resignation and defiance.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Baltimore: partly sunny days, possible thunderstorms and showers, gusty winds, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week.

The Carroll County Sheriff's Office will not involve itself in the dispute between landowners and PSEG over the company's proposed Piedmont Reliability Project, defying the company's request for deputy assistance during surveys.

Temple Isaiah in Fulton honored Holocaust Remembrance Day with a service, uniting descendants of survivors and liberators, and emphasizing the importance of preserving such histories against denial and revisionism.

Missing autistic man Brandon Smith was found safe in Montgomery County, prompting relief and recognition of the community's crucial role in his safe return.

Baltimore County police fatally shot a man with a bow and arrow in Arbutus. The incident was reported by residents and is under investigation by the Maryland Attorney General's Independent Investigations Division.

Jimmy's Famous Seafood banned WWE's Paul Heyman for betraying Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 41, with the restaurant expressing their support for Reigns on social media.

Elkridge, Maryland shooting leaves one critically wounded; police suggest the incident may have been targeted.

Two men were arrested by the Baltimore Police for a series of violent crimes, including shootings and robberies, following investigative breakthroughs involving surveillance footage and intelligence gathering.