A man died Monday after reportedly jumping from a ramp linking I-95 to I-695 in Rossville; Maryland State Police are investigating.

A family is asking a judge to release a redacted psychiatric report before a June 3 hearing that could determine whether an accused Monkton husband inherits a $2M estate.

A former New Market Middle teacher and several parents say repeated antisemitic harassment was minimized by FCPS, prompting federal complaints and families to leave. Local advocates want clearer policies and documented follow‑through.

A Baltimore woman faces a first-degree assault charge after a DOT worker who intervened in a parking dispute was hospitalized last fall and later died.

A former Eastern Correctional Institution lieutenant was sentenced to 33 months in federal prison after a jury found he conspired to delete video of a guard beating an inmate.

A Maryland-born Baltimore woman received a U.S. passport after DHS filed to dismiss her removal proceedings on May 27, but lawyers say the "without prejudice" filing could let the government reopen the case.

Isaiah Poole was sentenced to 25 years after prosecutors say he coerced young girls into sending explicit images via Snapchat. Authorities say the case shows the risks minors face on social apps.

A force main break in August 2024 spilled about 16,200 gallons into Cypress Creek; county crews limed and vacuumed the shoreline while health officials closed parts of the creek.

Jury selection opened Monday in the trial of Darrian Randle, accused in the 2025 death of 3-year-old Nola Dinkins. Charging documents allege the child was beaten and her remains were found in a suitcase.

A late-night fight outside a Chesapeake Beach restaurant left a man stabbed and two people arrested, deputies say.

Cool, sunny Tuesday in Baltimore with highs near 77°F; a rapid warmup pushes temps into the low 90s by the weekend. Boaters: advisories through mid‑morning.

Raymond Berry, the Colts’ Hall of Fame receiver and later Patriots coach, died May 25 at 93. He was celebrated for precise route‑running and a relentless work ethic.

Mayor Brandon Scott says Baltimore recorded 40 homicides in May — a 23.1% year‑over‑year drop — and credits police, prosecutors and community programs for the progress.