Annapolis introduces a new gateless parking system using License Plate Recognition for its Knighton and Gott’s Court Garages, aiming to simplify entering and exiting, with benefits for residents and patrons.

Baltimore Police arrested three males and seized handguns during proactive enforcement in the Druid Hill area, as reported by the department on social media.

A man in Pasadena's Rock Creek Park was arrested after drawing a firearm during an altercation with two people. The suspect, James Barsy, was taken into custody without any injuries reported.

The Rodgers Forge community unites after a local man was shot during an attempted robbery, with residents showing solidarity and raising over $120,000 for the victim's family.

Howard County unveiled a new COVID-19 Memorial featuring a grove of birch trees and a water feature in Meadowbrook Park, Ellicott City, as a space for reflection and remembrance.

The NWS forecasts overcast skies and potential showers in the Baltimore/Washington area, with a cold front arriving Thursday. Tropical Storm Helene may bring significant rain by Friday, with a continued chance of showers into next week.

Baltimore County DPWT sends notifications on possible lead in water lines, adhering to EPA rules, assessing service line materials, and offering guidance on checking for lead.

Baltimore Police seek public help in the investigation of Jasmine Simuel's homicide, urging witnesses to contact Metro Crime Stoppers with information.

A suspect, Jonathan Lopez, is in custody for an August 2023 Baltimore shooting after a months-long investigation.

A couple was assaulted in their vehicle in Glen Burnie after refusing a cigarette. The suspect, Terry Lamont White, later broke into a nearby apartment.

Howard County appointed its first Youth Poet Laureate, Mai-Anh Nguyen from Oakland Mills High School, who will serve until 2025 to promote poetry and literacy.

Two Aberdeen Middle School officials are charged with failing to report a student's rape, despite Maryland law mandating immediate action in potential abuse cases.

Baltimore County allocated $2.6 million to cultural organizations outside its borders, while county-based groups received far less, highlighting regional unity despite geographical divides.