Thunderstorms likely in Baltimore Wednesday with heavy downpours and gusty winds. Expect wet roads and possible localized flooding this afternoon.

Maryland’s Attorney General declined to prosecute after the March 10 Park Heights SWAT standoff that left Jonathan Ingram dead, the IID said.

A 22-year-old woman was carjacked in Severn on May 23 after a man displayed a handgun; police found the vehicle later and are asking witnesses to call 410-222-4730.

A Glen Burnie Target shoplifting turned into a short foot chase Monday when one suspect tossed a loaded 9mm Glock 26, which officers recovered, police say.

Several gunshots struck a home in Aberdeen’s 400 block of Washington Street on May 22; no one was hurt and police are seeking witnesses.

Baltimore County officers negotiated with a person near Loch Raven Reservoir Tuesday morning, sealing off Dulaney Valley Road and asking the public to avoid the area. Authorities say negotiators are on scene.

State data show nearly every Maryland county falls short of mental‑health providers and the MHCC says the workforce must grow roughly 50%. New rural grants and telehealth rules are steps advocates say won't be enough.

A new Maryland law would force travel sellers to register and carry $1M insurance after a Bowie couple died on the Hajj. The change aims to curb fraudulent tour operators.

A Germantown man was sentenced after prosecutors say he lured middle‑school girls on Snapchat and sexually assaulted a 13‑year‑old at a Frederick County park. Investigators tied a white Tesla to the scene.

A May 1 crash in Cockeysville left two young people dead and Calvert Hall sophomore Liam O'Donoghue fighting to recover after losing his left arm. His teammates, school and strangers have raised six figures to help cover prosthetics and rehab.

Two men were shot Monday in Southwest Baltimore's 4100 block of Cranston Avenue. Both were hospitalized and are in stable condition as detectives investigate.

Dense fog will slow Baltimore’s Tuesday morning commute; spotty showers today and heavy, slow‑moving storms could bring localized flooding midweek.

A new statewide coalition led by C‑IMPACT is pushing for a career lattice, workforce registry and coordinated funding to shore up Maryland’s child‑care system. Leaders say the changes aim to keep parents working as programs and staff disappear.