Baltimore reached a $152.5 million settlement with Cardinal Health over opioid litigation, which Mayor Brandon Scott states reflects the city's commitment to hold firms accountable for the opioid crisis.

The Baltimore Police are struggling with staff shortages despite incentives and are warned by a judge about risks of thin policing amid efforts to meet federal decree compliance.

A Baltimore man faces 178 animal cruelty charges after 83 neglected dogs were found on his property. Conditions were deplorable, prompting urgent medical care and rehoming efforts by BARCS.

A man was killed in a hit-and-run on Joh Avenue; authorities are investigating and seeking the suspect vehicle.

A man in Maryland was arrested for allegedly soliciting a minor online, following a Maryland State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force probe.

A male victim was fatally shot in Southwest Baltimore; police arrived at 3:31 p.m. to find him deceased. No suspects have been identified, and the public is urged to provide information.

Baltimore hires Conn Maciel Carey LLP to review and enhance DPW's workplace safety, focusing on heat protocols, with recommendations expected by September.

Mayor Scott appoints Dr. Sharfstein and Michelle Spencer as part-time health policy advisors in Baltimore during the search for a new Health Commissioner.

The National Weather Service predicts a shift from dry conditions to potential showers and storms for Baltimore, with increased chances of severe weather and coastal flooding over the weekend and into the next week.

A student at Franklin High School died after a medical emergency during football practice, with the school principal and Baltimore County Public Schools confirming the incident.

Baltimore police arrested Paul Artis, 28, for the fatal shooting of Ondrell Mayo after an investigation into the August 1 incident on East Patapsco Avenue. Artis faces first-degree murder charges.

Hector Marroquin-Galdamez, 41, of the 18th Street gang, receives life in prison for the first-degree murder of Orlando Carranza-Portillo in a 2021 bar incident in Baltimore County.

Advanced Placement exam answer sheets for over a hundred students at Western Tech have been lost, leaving them to choose between retaking the exams, accepting a predicted score, or a refund.