The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services faces criticism for outdated systems and poor oversight, highlighted by a recent audit and Senate committee meeting.

Baltimore County officials and residents discussed responses to recent crimes, including a mass shooting in Towson, with no arrests yet made. Increased patrols and new technology were highlighted as part of the law enforcement strategy.

Howard County Police offer a $5,000 reward for information on the homicide of Lance Carrington, a 17-year-old shot in his car, with the incident possibly drug-related.

A clipper system will bring snow to Baltimore, followed by an Arctic front with very cold conditions, warns the National Weather Service. There may be travel disruptions due to snowfall, and extreme cold is expected by next week.

Baltimore County Police investigate a fatal crash in Essex that claimed the life of 24-year-old Kahron Thompson after his vehicle hit a curb and traffic barrier.

Scott Barnett confessed to the 2014 murders of Terrill Lehman and Charles Webster in Baltimore, leading to his arrest and charges of first and second-degree murder.

Baltimore City Council passed a non-binding resolution urging DPW to expand aid for residents facing sewer back-ups. Few affected households received support, despite many reported incidents.

Dr. Myriam Rogers, Superintendent of Baltimore County Public Schools, proposes a $2.98 billion budget for 2025-26, marking a 6.5% hike to enhance education and staff welfare.

The Maryland Zoo introduces Kipepeo, a new 12-foot-tall giraffe, to the public after the recent loss of giraffe Willow. Visitors can see Kipepeo on select days each week.

A Maryland man faces charges after police found drugs and a loaded handgun in his car during an interrupted suspected drug deal.

Baltimore experiences cold temperatures and high winds, with potential snow showers forecasted by the National Weather Service. A Winter Storm Watch is in effect with possible significant snowfall in certain areas.

Baltimore Councilman Mark Conway proposed a bill to investigate the causes of student absenteeism in city schools, aiming to boost attendance and prepare students for future opportunities.

Baltimore County Police renew their appeal for information on the 42-year-old cold case of Sharon Miller, urging the public to provide any potentially helpful details.