David Linthicum was found guilty of attempted murder and other charges by a Baltimore County jury for firing at officers, leading to one critically injured.

Tavon Reid-El, a 25-year-old from Baltimore, was sentenced to 14 years for armed robberies and carjackings as part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

A child playing with a lighter caused a $25,000 fire in an Edgewood apartment, but no one was seriously hurt, and aid is being provided to the affected family.

Anne Arundel County health officials seek people exposed to a rabid raccoon, emphasizing immediate treatment for this fatal disease and urging prevention measures like vaccination.

Baltimore's Department of Finance announced plans to revamp its property tax system following a former employee's bribery scandal which resulted in significant financial loss.

A Harford County student was arrested for making a school shooting threat on Snapchat. The Sheriff's Office, handling numerous threats recently, charged the student with making threats of mass violence.

Alexander Salinas received a 15-year sentence for the second-degree murder of his friend outside an Edgewater restaurant, with a plea to a lesser penalty than the State's request for a 45-year term.

A man was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the head in Randallstown, and police are investigating the incident. No suspects or victim details have been released.

Baltimore ranks third in equitable spending of Federal ARPA funds, with 81% aimed at addressing racial and economic disparities, according to an independent report.

A Maryland woman was sentenced to 18 years for plotting to attack power facilities in Baltimore, motivated by white supremacist beliefs and "accelerationism."

Hurricane Helene is approaching, bringing potential flooding to Central Virginia and variable weather to Baltimore, including brief dry spells, persistent clouds, and increased rainfall. Flood watches and small craft advisories may be issued.

Baltimore Police seek public help in the homicide case of Errique Neal, urging anyone with information to contact them as they investigate his death on E. 20th St. on September 19, 2024.

Dr. Lucy Wilson is appointed as Baltimore County Health Officer, bringing extensive medical and public health experience, including a COVID-19 response role and prior advisory positions in Maryland's health system.