Harford County Public Schools held a meeting on school safety after a fatal shooting, discussing security improvements and measures like clear backpacks and metal detectors.

Baltimore Police Officer Eli Eugene Winston was charged with first-degree assault in a domestic incident and was suspended without pay, pending an investigation.

Police responded to a shooting on North Collington Avenue in Baltimore, finding a 35-year-old man wounded. He's in stable condition, and detectives are investigating.

Baltimore is expected to have warmer, dry conditions leading up to the weekend due to high atmospheric pressure, with potential for record-breaking temperatures and a brief period of showers on Friday following a cold front.

Andre Williams faces felony charges, including attempted murder, after a road rage shooting in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. Police also seek information on unsolved cases.

A Baltimore felon, Larry Benner, receives a 75-month prison sentence for gun and ammunition possession, following his arrest for drug activities and confiscation of weapons by authorities.

Baltimore Police arrested a 15-year-old with a stolen loaded handgun; details of the arrest were not disclosed.

Scittino's Italian Marketplace is opening a new location on Falls Road with dine-in options and an expanded menu, while keeping the original Catonsville store running.

A woman was arrested in Glen Burnie for attempting to rob a 59-year-old man by assaulting him, however, she left before stealing anything. The victim had non-life-threatening injuries. The investigation is ongoing.

President Biden will announce $3 billion in grants for eco-friendly port upgrades, including $147 million for Baltimore to become a zero-emissions facility.

Baltimore Police arrested Gabriel Gomez-Fiorenza for the murder of Amy Armstrong following a domestic dispute.

The Baltimore County police are investigating a fatal shooting in White Marsh and appeal for public tips, offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

New task force combats fentanyl overdoses in Maryland, bringing together 17 agencies for law enforcement and community education after over 2,000 deaths.