A Nottingham property manager was jailed after prosecutors say she siphoned nearly $600,000 from HOA accounts to fund trips and country‑club memberships.

A Yonkers man was given a 40‑year term after pleading guilty in the chaotic I‑95 chase that left a Harford County lieutenant critically injured. Prosecutors tied the truck to stolen cooking oil.

Three juveniles were arrested after an assault at a Pikesville home left a juvenile girl unconscious; detectives say the victim was treated and released and are seeking tips.

A Bowie police sergeant's two‑day bench trial over a 2024 roadside shooting wrapped up on Tuesday in Prince George’s County.

Aberdeen police arrested a 19-year-old after finding a 6-month-old alone in unsanitary conditions; Child Protective Services arranged a placement.

An Owings Mills man pleaded guilty in Baltimore City to the September slaying of Charlton Morris; prosecutors say the plea sets up decades‑long prison exposure. The court will set sentencing after a presentence investigation.

A state task force wants roughly $1 billion to modernize the Baltimore Convention Center, proposing a new joint authority and regional financing — including a 3% restaurant levy.

Organizers say environmental concerns forced cancellation of the main Juneteenth festival, though the VIP gala, Carr’s Beach reunion and the downtown parade remain scheduled.

Highs near 96°F today, then scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Expect gusty winds, hail risk and a sharp cool-down through the holiday.

The Ravens are opening The Flockyard outside M&T Bank Stadium — a three-story, modular VIP tailgate with 20 loft suites, a rooftop and courtyard. Local reporting pegs suite prices and access options.

The Crossings at White Marsh in Perry Hall sold for $67.1M in an April transfer to Rose Valley Capital. The deal marks another suburban multifamily trade in Baltimore County.

Maryland reached a $4.1M settlement with Ridgely's Reserve developers over construction runoff that fouled the Gunpowder River. The deal splits $2M in penalties and $2.1M for restoration grants.

A longtime Baltimore City Schools educator was arrested after an undercover online sting that investigators say involved a detective posing as a 15‑year‑old.