Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski named seven individuals as recipients of the 2024 Community Heroes Awards for their contributions to local communities.

A juvenile was injured in a hit-and-run in Pasadena, and Anne Arundel County Police are searching for a white Nissan Pathfinder involved in the incident.

Victim families of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse speak out, pursuing legal action against the ship owners accused of negligence in the incident. They seek compensation and better labor protections.

A 31-year-old man was non-fatally shot in Baltimore's Western District; the police seek public assistance and have not yet identified suspects or motives.

Two individuals were arrested in Nottingham after a vehicle pursuit involving Maryland State Police and Baltimore County Police, with one suspect firing a shot during the foot chase.

Baltimore police are investigating a fatal shooting on Spelman Road where an unidentified man was found dead from multiple gunshot wounds. The community is urged to provide any information to the authorities.

The Baltimore Police arrested Lamont Johnson for the first-degree murder of Tiwan Wilson, using evidence obtained while Johnson was in custody on unrelated charges.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott introduced legislation to enhance language accessibility, ensuring all residents have equal access to city services and information.

Jamaican national charged for alleged $9.5 million lottery fraud by a federal court in the Eastern District of New York.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Baltimore, with a weakening low-pressure system, potential rain, and a backdoor cold front coming Saturday.

Baltimore settles with Johnson & Johnson in an opioid lawsuit, yet terms remain undisclosed. The city accrued $402.5 million from related litigation, with plans to aid recovery efforts.

Detectives investigate a shooting during a robbery on Dunkirk Road in Baltimore, urging public tips via 911 or Metro Crime Stoppers, with a reward up to $2,000.

A man died from multiple gunshot wounds after a shooting in Severn on Sunday, with Anne Arundel County police investigating and no suspect information released yet.