A man died and others, including children, were injured in a Towson fire; Dana Hunt is charged with arson and murder.

A multiple-vehicle collision on Route 100 near Arundel Mills Boulevard involving a Toyota Corolla caused injuries of varying severity and prompted an ongoing investigation.

A man from Baltimore County faces felony assault charges after a reported road rage incident involving a firearm on I-97 in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.

Anne Arundel County celebrates National Preparedness Month by offering free emergency training, including CPR/AED usage, Extreme Event Simulation Game, Stop the Bleed class, and active shooter response tactics.

Calvin Ball opened a new Bicycle Traffic Garden in Columbia's Huntington Park, repurposed from an unused basketball court, to teach biking safety to children.

The Maryland Supreme Court ruled Baltimore's proposed 'Baby Bonus' unconstitutional, barring it from the November ballot, after a campaign for a $1,000 new parent support payment.

Baltimore Police request public help to find Courtney Eyler, 31, last seen July 5 on Clifton Ave, with distinctive tattoos including "Aiden" on her wrist.

Laurel's trash collection schedule changes for Labor Day; Monday's waste moved to Tuesday, Tuesday's to Wednesday, with no bulky item or yard debris pickup on September 4th. Regular service resumes September 11th.

Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman announced Jeff Amoros's departure as Chief of Staff and Jenny Proebstle's promotion to the position, effective September 16.

Baltimore faces a mix of weather with clouds, possible drizzle, and isolated thunderstorms as a backdoor cold front moves through, bringing fluctuating temperatures and the risk of severe storms, before clearing up early next week.

A student at Overlea High was arrested after a gun was found on them, reported WBAL-TV. The school's principal alerted the community of the incident and stressed the importance of vigilance.

Baltimore man, Christopher Kenji Bendann, was convicted of sexual exploitation of a minor, cyberstalking, and child pornography, with sentencing set for January 2025.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott signed an order outlining the management of $242.5 million from pharmaceutical settlements for Baltimore’s opioid crisis response.