Baltimore Police seek help to identify two suspects in a non-fatal shooting. They've released video from August 25 and urge witnesses to contact them.

The Carroll County tax office is experiencing delays in processing tax payments due to high mail volume but assures taxpayers that discounts will be honored for payments postmarked by due dates.

Baltimore is set to experience extreme heat with temperatures hitting the upper 90s to lower 100s. Health officials advise caution as the heat index soars. The area may also see severe thunderstorms due to an approaching cold front.

Carroll County invites vendors to sign up for the Aging Your Way Expo, set for September 12, 2024. The event showcases health and wellness advancements for the elderly.

Naval Academy's Brigade of Midshipmen to march in Annapolis on Saturday, August 31, before the Navy vs. Bucknell football game, impacting traffic and parking.

An Ellicott City man is charged with sexually abusing a minor and surrendered to Howard County police after allegations surfaced about an incident at his home.

Anne Arundel County Police report an attempted robbery during an online marketplace transaction; they advise using Safe Transaction Zones at police stations.

Baltimore County introduces a camera enforcement program to penalize drivers passing stopped school buses, improving student safety with a potential $250 fine after an initial warning period.

Carroll County Government offices and The Resource Recovery Park and Northern Landfill will be closed on Labor Day, September 2, 2024, with services resuming the next day.

Anne Arundel County's Najoles Road Pond and Restoration Project won CEAM's Mid-Sized Project of the Year for innovative environmental work improving watershed management.

The National Weather Service forecasts a hot day for Baltimore with temperatures reaching upper 80s to lower 90s, with potential storms and high winds later in the week.

A single-vehicle crash on Philadelphia Rd. in Baltimore County resulted in one fatality. Police investigation is ongoing to determine the cause, with loss of vehicle control suspected.

Baltimore Police seek public help to locate Isaac McNeil, a person of interest in a 2019 homicide, with a call to contact law enforcement if he's spotted.