Two Maryland men were charged after road rage events; one displayed a gun in traffic, and the other was caught with a "ghost gun" after fleeing police.

A man died in a single-vehicle crash in South Baltimore; police are investigating the incident which occurred on April 2. His identity has not yet been disclosed.

MDOT MTA has begun dynamic testing for the Purple Line light rail vehicles, a significant step towards its anticipated late 2027 passenger service start date.

Baltimore Police seek help identifying suspects in a March 27 assault causing severe brain injury to a victim, urging the public to provide information.

Mayor Scott unveils Baltimore's FY2026 budget focusing on youth, public safety, and no tax rate hikes, addressing an $85M shortfall with savings and revenues, while investing in city development and services.

The article details the upcoming trial in Harford County regarding the murder of mother of five, Rachel Morin. Victor Martinez Hernandez is accused of her rape and murder, with immigration policy playing a role in the case's notoriety.

Baltimore's weather forecast indicates a stormy week ahead with showers and potential thunderstorms, fluctuating temperatures, and varying chances of rain each day.

A 74-year-old woman was killed after being hit by a car in Prince George's County; driver cooperated with the investigation which caused traffic delays.

Maryland State Police arrested a Philadelphia man, Andre Howard, for a road-rage related shooting in Prince George’s County. No injuries were reported, and investigators are seeking further information on this case and related highway gun crimes.

A 17-year-old faces felony charges after a road-rage incident on I-270 in Maryland, where he reportedly pointed a gun at another driver. Police seized a loaded handgun and detained the teen.

Annapolis starts enforcing its gas-powered leaf blower ban, aiming to reduce noise and air pollution and encourage electric alternatives. Violators face fines after an initial grace period.

Police are investigating after Karen and Gary Franklin were fatally shot in their Owings Mills home; the cause of death is pending medical examiner's review.

Maryland's House Judiciary Committee passed a bill reducing compensation for childhood sexual abuse survivors, sparking protests and strong emotions among delegates. The measure slashes maximum payouts and addresses the state's financial liabilities.