Laurel is preparing for its Community and Culture Day 2024, inviting people to enjoy diverse performances, food, and entertainment, with vendor applications due by September 1st.

The Artists Without Limits Art Exhibit features works by disabled artists from Anne Arundel County at the Michael E. Busch Annapolis Library, with an opening ceremony honoring the participants.

The City of Laurel is hosting Doggie Dip Day at Greenview Drive Pool for dogs and owners to enjoy a swim, with a $5 fee per dog and free entry for dog park members.

Two suspects arrested in Baltimore for a July 17th shooting; police charge them with attempted first-degree murder.

Baltimore anticipates varied weather today, with showers and potential thunderstorms, followed by a clear weekend, as per the National Weather Service.

SuperBook Sports is exiting the Maryland sports betting market after struggling with a small share. Despite a partnership with the Orioles and branding efforts at Camden Yards, it lagged behind giants like FanDuel and DraftKings.

Maryland unveils new license plates to support Chesapeake Bay conservation, available for purchase, which also fund environmental projects through grants.

The Baltimore Police Department is seeking public aid in locating Dominic Pressley, wanted for his alleged role in a triple shooting that resulted in one death and two injuries.

County Executive Pittman vetoes amendments in zoning legislation to protect green infrastructure and rectify historical downzoning impacting African American landowners in Anne Arundel County.

A teen driver fatally hit a scooter rider in Baltimore and fled the scene before being apprehended by police. The victim died, and the teen now faces charges.

Baltimore Police detained a 17-year-old found with a gun, drugs, and cash during a proactive patrol in Park Heights. The arrest highlights issues of juvenile crime and illegal firearms in the city.

Baltimore Police respond to a 32-year-old man shot on North Potomac Street; his condition is undisclosed while investigators seek public assistance for leads.

The Baltimore Orioles are calling up pitcher Chayce McDermott to improve their rotation, hoping he'll boost the team's performance after a series of injuries and losses.