A man from Maryland pled guilty to possessing fentanyl with intent to distribute, with the case involving drug trafficking investigations and a maximum sentence of 20 years.

Two new speed-enforcement cameras will be activated on May 19 near elementary schools in Anne Arundel County to improve students' safety by discouraging speeding.

A lightning strike likely caused a Harford County house fire, killing two dogs while the homeowners were out. Firefighters arrived quickly but couldn’t save the house.

The Baltimore Fire Department mourns the loss of EVD Charles Mudra, who died during training, shortly after the death of another firefighter, Lt. Mark Dranbauer. Both incidents have deeply affected the department.

The Baltimore area sees weather shifts with storms and cooler air, and NWS forecasts drier conditions followed by rainfall risks.

Cameron Cason, 18, has been charged with the first-degree murder of a 17-year-old in Baltimore County. The victim was found dead from a gunshot wound on March 9.

Baltimore County Police were involved in a shooting with a reportedly suicidal person armed with a knife. The subject was hospitalized, and the officer is on leave pending investigation.

Baltimore celebrated National Bike to Work Day, with city officials and residents promoting sustainable transport and road safety for cyclists, as part of National Bike Month's events.

A 31-year-old man died from a stabbing in Silver Spring. Investigation is ongoing by MCPD with no suspect yet identified. Authorities are seeking information from the public.

State audit reveals over 40 deaths in police custody misclassified; Tyrone West's 2013 case among them; sister Tawanda Jones calls for justice and accountability.

Majority of the Baltimore County Council supports the reappointment of Inspector General Kelly Madigan amid controversy, with discussions about the role's independence from political influence.

Governor Wes Moore declared a State of Emergency in Western Maryland due to historic flooding, coordinating response efforts and surveying damage with officials.

Baltimore resident Steven Lee pled guilty to conspiracy to commit firearms trafficking after a sting operation where he sold illegal firearms to an undercover ATF agent.