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Crime & Emergencies in ...
A federal judge just cleared Rashawn Williams' family to take WMATA to trial over his 2023 ordeal at Glenmont Station.
A D.C. judge let a mother and daughter hide their names in a lawsuit alleging Iranian agents broke her nose and stalked the girl at school.
The Archdiocese of Baltimore's fourth annual buyback swapped guns for cash at Westside Shopping Center, pushing its four-year haul past 1,400 firearms.
Kaseem Malik Ray's family says he survived the 2023 train strike, and the MTA never handed over camera footage.
Sports in ...
Shooters from across the Mid-Atlantic will compete in Arnold this September, with proceeds aiding local police, fire and EMS families.
Transportation & Infrastructure in ...
Six camera locations across Annapolis switch to round-the-clock enforcement starting September 8, with fines climbing as high as $425.
Arts & Culture in ...
The Talent Machine Company brings back the musical revue that launched it nearly 40 years ago, with alumni returning to the stage in Arnold.
Weather & Environment in ...
Baltimore will hit 94 degrees Sunday, with even hotter conditions expected Monday before afternoon storm chances return.
The fourth annual festival hits Ripken Stadium grounds Sept. 25-27, with Mario and Luigi appearances and a Fisher House tribute.
Federal agents helped tie a Frederick man to break-ins at homes gutted by May's Stoverstown Road fire, court records show.
Food & Drinks in ...
The Gambrills shop follows a test run at Baltimore's CFG Bank Arena, with local operator Pratik Patel now running the storefront.
No one was hurt, but police recovered shell casings after shots rang out in the steakhouse's parking lot Friday night.
Walter O'Riley Poindexter even tried to raid a fund meant to save Baltimore port jobs after the bridge collapse.
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