The Carroll County Government Office Building's power has been restored after an outage, but permit issuance and water/sewer billing systems are still down. County IT staff are working on repairs.

Police arrested 20-year-old Davonte Hamlett for the May 5 shooting in Baltimore, charging him with first-degree murder after the death of Sherman Anderson, 25.

A power outage at the Carroll County Government office in Westminster, MD, has disrupted operations, excluding the Board of County Commissioners Open Session.

Baltimore Police seek public help in the July 29, 2024 shooting death of Carl Anthony on Saint Charles Avenue, issuing a social media call for witnesses and surveillance video.

Authorities investigate a fire at the Jewish Museum of Maryland, considering potential hate crime motives, with no injuries reported and an unidentified person seen lighting something on fire on surveillance footage.

A transgender woman, Tai'Vion Latham, was murdered in West Baltimore, highlighting violence against trans individuals, with an $8,000 reward for case info.

A 17-year-old boy walked into a Baltimore hospital with a gunshot wound. The incident occurred on Lakeview Avenue, and detectives are seeking information from the public.

Baltimore prepares for severe weather from Hurricane Debby's remnants, with emergency measures including closures, sandbag distribution, and safety advisories.

Baltimore is preparing for heavy rainfall and possible flooding from Tropical Storm Debby, with a Flood Watch in effect and potential tornado threats.

A Baltimore man received a 10-year sentence for dragging a police officer with his car during a 2022 traffic stop, which resulted in severe officer injuries.

The new Middle River RAC has opened in Baltimore County, offering a recreational space with aeronautics-themed programs, reflecting the region's aviation history.

The Towson Apple store's unionized workers ratified a three-year contract with improved employment terms, setting a new standard for Apple retail employees nationwide.

Baltimore police arrested a 42-year-old man for possessing a stolen, loaded handgun, which he was legally prohibited from having. The arrest occurred on Calhoun Street and is part of the effort to curb gun violence.