Police responded to a Motel 6 robbery in Linthicum where a victim was dragged by a fleeing car. He sustained minor injuries. Investigation is ongoing.

A tractor-trailer fire closed southbound lanes on Baltimore-Washington Parkway, causing delays and minor firefighter injury; the driver was hospitalized.

Jermal Lundy, 24, was arrested in Baltimore for the homicide of Ira Linton, 46. Charged with first-degree murder, he is held without bail at the Central Booking Intake Facility.

The schedule for curbside collection and facility operations during Thanksgiving by the Department of Public Works has been released, with special instructions for Pasadena residents affected by a labor dispute.

A 58-year-old man was fatally struck by a car in Northeast Baltimore. Police are investigating the incident, and the driver remained at the scene. The community is concerned about pedestrian safety.

Baltimore's MONSE will enact reforms following an audit revealing poor financial monitoring, including untracked payments for its Safe Streets program.

Baltimore's Vanguard Collegiate Middle School was celebrated for reducing chronic absenteeism by 27%, winning the 'Mayor’s Attendance Challenge' for the first quarter.

The Harford County Sheriff's Office plans to use a federal grant to enhance law enforcement capabilities by acquiring new equipment aimed at reducing property crimes, violent offenses, and traffic incidents.

The NWS has issued a weather forecast for Baltimore, expecting wintry conditions, cold temperatures, and mountain snow through Saturday, with a break on Sunday before another system arrives.

Baltimore police arrested a 26-year-old man, James Little, for attempted first-degree murder in connection with a Southeast District shooting.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball signed an order to establish a workgroup planning the US 250th anniversary in 2026, emphasizing inclusive celebrations and historic reflection.

A body and a white SUV were recovered from Dundee Creek Marina at Gunpowder State Park, with police and Maryland Natural Resources Police investigating the incident.

A Gwynn Oak landscaper won $500,000 from a Maryland Lottery scratch-off ticket, planning to invest the money wisely while not changing his modest lottery-playing habits. Also, the selling 7-Eleven store will receive a $1,000 bonus.