A fire damaged six vacant homes in Baltimore's Hampden, with no residents displaced. The causes are under investigation, reflecting the city's housing crisis and response efforts.

A Severna Park man was arrested in Crofton for DUI and weapons violations after police found him impaired with open alcohol containers and a Glock in his car.

Baltimore police arrested Travis Cothran in Pennsylvania for an attempted first-degree murder after a man was shot in the leg on North Collington Avenue.

Legionella bacteria have been found at two more Baltimore court buildings, leading to weekend closures for sanitization. The discovery follows earlier cases at the State Center complex, prompting employee concerns and calls for telework options.

Baltimore's BOPA retains its role as the city's Arts Council for FY2026 and appoints Lou Joseph as the new Director, signaling a renewed commitment to the arts.

The Baltimore County Police and Randallstown NAACP collaborate to launch a diversity-focused recruitment drive, highlighted by a kickoff event combining a hiring and charity drive.

A former Maryland employee pleaded guilty to filing $64,000 in fraudulent insurance claims to AFLAC while working for the state's Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.

A cold front is causing below-average temperatures and strong winds in Baltimore. The forecast indicates brisk conditions to continue, with possible mild relief by the weekend and another potential wintry mix mid-next week.

The U.S. House passed a bill to rename a Baltimore post office after Congressman Elijah Cummings, a gesture honoring his service and legacy. The bill awaits Senate approval.

Anne Arundel County received its sixth consecutive Distinguished Budget Presentation Award from the Government Finance Officers Association for excellence in budgeting.

Maryland's Board of Public Works has approved $3.6 million for parks and conservation efforts across several counties, enhancing local natural areas and recreational facilities.

Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski announced the planting of over 7,100 native trees in urban areas, enhancing sustainability and community well-being.

The BMW Championship is returning to Caves Valley Golf Club in August 2025. The event will feature the top 50 golfers and support the Evans Scholars Foundation.