A male suspect robbed a WaWa store in Millersville, Maryland, and authorities are seeking information to locate him. The incident happened on July 29 around 9:00 p.m.

Baltimore Police GVET detained a man with suspected cannabis and a loaded Glock 45 on Baker Street yesterday evening. The suspect faces drug and firearm charges.

Towson Apple Store union workers to vote on a historic contract that could influence retail labor relations nationwide, including a 10% pay raise and better scheduling.

Howard County begins US 40 Pedestrian Improvement Project in Ellicott City, with plans to install 600 feet of sidewalk and enhance connectivity by late August 2024.

A man was shot in the leg on Ashburton Street in Baltimore, with police responding around 9:30 p.m. Shooting detectives are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Dollar General introduces fresh produce in its Baltimore store, aligning with a company-wide move to offer healthier food options, especially in areas lacking full-scale grocery stores.

Baltimore Police are looking for help to identify a larceny suspect, sharing a photo and asking for tips through Metro Crime Stoppers, with patrols increased in the affected area.

The Howard County Department of Recreation & Parks announced the 2024 inductees into its Sports Hall of Fame: Will Brewington, Wendell Thomas, and Wilma Moran-Wylie for their local sports contributions.

Baltimore Mayor Scott fired Health Commissioner Dr. Emenuga, appointing Simone Johnson as interim. A national search for a new commissioner is underway.

A weather mix with potential thunderstorms and high winds is expected in Baltimore and Washington D.C., as temperatures rise and flood threats are monitored.

The Baltimore Orioles defeated the San Diego Padres 8-6, halting the Padres' winning streak due to Ryan Mountcastle's hits and a strong defense, while also honoring the late fan Mo Gaba.

Firefighters from Engine 10 - Parkville in Baltimore County rescued two fawns entrapped in a deck railing, unharmed and subsequently returned them to the woods.

Maryland's DHCD awards $9.75 million in grants for 108 community improvement projects in Baltimore and surrounding counties, focusing on safety, well-being, and aesthetics.