Morgan State University received a $20.9 million NIH grant to enhance research on health disparities in urban minorities, focusing on diseases like cancer and diabetes.

Gary Hammond Jackson III from Pasadena pled guilty to federal charges of sexual exploitation of a minor and related offenses as a registered sex offender.

An 18-year-old was arrested after an armed robbery on North Calhoun Street, Baltimore, where the suspect threatened people and stole items before being captured by the police.

A 54-year-old man suffered a graze wound to the head during an early morning shooting in Southwest Baltimore following an altercation. Police seek witnesses and information.

Jerk at Nite, a Caribbean restaurant, is set to open in the former Alewife location in Baltimore, offering a menu highlighted by jerk chicken and plantains, with a soft launch featuring all-you-can-eat dishes.

Following a fatal shooting at Joppatowne High School, a petition for metal detectors and clear backpacks in Harford County schools gains traction, pushed by a parent seeking to enhance security and student safety.

The Harford County Sheriff's Office has fully transitioned to encrypted communications to protect sensitive information, aligning with FBI's CJIS Security Policy requirements.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny, mild weather for Baltimore and the Mid-Atlantic region through the weekend due to a high-pressure system.

A man in Baltimore has been charged with stealing and damaging multiple speed cameras across the city, with evidence linking his distinctive white van to the crimes.

Anne Arundel County Police linked two June fatal shootings to one suspect, Deondre Sharps, charged with the murders of Keion McKinney and Joshua Ray Holland.

Howard County announces a sewer upgrade project at Old Frederick Road Pump Station, starting September 16, with minimal expected local traffic disruptions and completion anticipated by November 2024.

Joseph W. Dixon is nominated as the first Black fire chief in Baltimore County history, with a 30-year career and experience as Assistant Fire/EMS Chief. Pending approval, he'd succeed Interim Chief Ebbert.

A 29-year-old man was shot on St. Victor Street, Baltimore and is now stable. Police are investigating and seeking community assistance; tip lines are open for information.