Anne Arundel County's Department of Aging and Disabilities offers July support groups for caregivers, with both in-person and Zoom meetings, and additional resources on their Facebook page.

The Harford Sheriff’s Office arrested Wesley Lyons, the suspect in a June 2 Harford Mall shootout, after tracking him using advanced technology and surveillance.

Former Baltimore officer Steven Angelini was sentenced to 2.5 years for drug trafficking and illegal firearm possession.

Maryland faces severe weather with storms forecasted for Sunday. High winds, heavy rain, and potential tornadoes threaten the region, prompting a First Alert Weather Day alert, as temperatures likely hit the 90s with high humidity.

Baltimore police are investigating a non-fatal shooting on Washington Boulevard, appealing for public information.

The Baltimore Dragon Boat Club hosted an event promoting teamwork and supporting cancer survivors, with participants from the region competing and sharing experiences of resilience.

The National Weather Service reports erratic weather for Baltimore, with a current storm system followed by clear skies and comfortable temperatures early next week.

Anti-Semitic graffiti in northwest Baltimore is being investigated as a hate crime, causing community distress and prompting a search for the perpetrators.

A man is in critical condition after a North Baltimore shooting, with detectives investigating and seeking information.

The National Weather Service Baltimore reports that the D.C. area will experience weather changes with showers, thunderstorms, and varying temperatures in the coming week.

A fire in a downtown Baltimore transformer box led to evacuations, an underground fire, and an explosion. No injuries were reported while BGE worked with firefighters to manage the situation. The cause remains under investigation.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore has announced support for a new light rail line, reviving Baltimore's Red Line project previously canceled in 2015. His administration aims to boost urban connectivity and economic vitality.

Annapolis commemorates six years since the Capital Gazette attack, remembering five victims with reflection and a private wreath-laying at the First Amendment Memorial.