Joseph Dixon was sworn in as Baltimore County's first African American fire chief, succeeding Joanne Rund, the first female chief, and taking over from interim chief Scott Ebbert.

One man was injured in an Abingdon shooting; a suspect is in custody. Authorities are investigating the incident with no life-threatening injuries reported.

Howard County Executive Calvin Ball concluded an 11-day European Trade Mission to boost IT, cybersecurity collaborations, and explore academic and business opportunities.

A young man was fatally shot in Baltimore County, with 16-year-old Brayan Rodriguez named as the suspect. Police are actively seeking information and offering a reward, urging public assistance while emphasizing safety.

A man was hospitalized for gunshot wounds after a fight on S. Conkling Street. Baltimore Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Baltimore this week with fog, a warm front, and above-average temperatures, possibly breaking records.

Nicole Ann Sunderland, 46 from Harford County, died in a vehicle collision in Cecil County. The incident took place on November 2nd in Chesapeake City. Authorities are investigating and seeking information from the public.

A Maryland State Police helicopter rescued an injured hiker from a Carroll County trail after a 20-foot fall, with emergency crews and flight paramedics providing aid. The hiker was taken to a trauma center in Baltimore.

An overturned tractor-trailer and a pickup truck crash closed both directions of I-97 near Millersville, with emergency responses causing traffic delays.

25-year-old Thomas Swick died in a crash in Crofton, MD, when his Hyundai Sonata hit a Jeep; investigation ongoing.

A woman named Ceaira Jackson was fatally shot in Baltimore's Upton neighborhood, and police are investigating the incident, urging witnesses to provide information.

A 19-year-old woman in Baltimore is critically paralyzed after a shooting in Federal Hill, with the community deeply affected and her family facing financial hardship.

Mumma Ford Road at Monocacy River in Carroll County will be closed for bridge inspection, November 18-21, 2024, from 8 am to 6 pm daily. Temporary detours will be in place.