Multiple suspects were arrested after a stolen Hyundai Sonata crashed into a Toyota Corolla in Anne Arundel County, leading to vehicle tampering charges and an ongoing investigation.

The Duchess, a new eatery, opens in Hampden with ticketed events benefiting B’more for Healthy Babies, featuring a Chamorro-inspired menu and a pub-like feel.

Eight interim board members, including leaders, have resigned from Baltimore's BOPA following the city's decision to end its contract with the organization.

Howard County has launched a Vulnerability Disclosure Program in partnership with HackerOne to identify and address cyber threats, being the first in the state to do so, enhancing protection across various critical systems.

Baltimore's Mayor has announced a proposed settlement in an ADA lawsuit that includes a $44 million investment in pedestrian infrastructure improvement.

Baltimore County Police urge drivers and pedestrians to exercise caution at night following four recent fatal incidents, offering safety tips to prevent future tragedies.

A stolen Mazda in Baltimore contained three cats, causing the owner, who left the car running and keys inside, significant distress. Police are investigating.

Howard County police seek public assistance in locating Yuk Fong Yeung, a missing 69-year-old woman from Columbia, last seen at her residence on Majors Lane.

Two Maryland men face charges for allegedly tampering with odometers and committing securities fraud, possibly facing decades of imprisonment if convicted.

The National Weather Service predicts rain for Baltimore due to a low-pressure system, with potential travel impacts and cooler temperatures. Clearing is expected after Friday, with a moderate warm-up next week.

Marilyn Mosby's request to modify her home detention to a curfew was denied again by Judge Griggsby due to concerns about her new job's details and compliance with supervision terms.

The Baltimore City Public Schools settled a lawsuit alleging inflated grades and attendance, agreeing to fund audits over three years. Reports reveal high promotion rates for frequently absent students, sparking concerns over educational standards.

A 15-year-old Dunbar High School student was shot and required surgery. Police are seeking the gunman and offering a $4,000 reward for information. Classes were canceled following the incident.