Mayor Brandon M. Scott signed an order outlining the management of $242.5 million from pharmaceutical settlements for Baltimore’s opioid crisis response.

The Catonsville Public Library reopened after $7 million renovations, adding modern features including recording studios, a computer center, and a teen room.

Four juveniles have been charged in connection with an August strong-arm robbery on the B&A Trail near Glen Burnie, where a 13-year-old was assaulted and had a bicycle stolen.

Christopher Boykin was arrested by Baltimore Police for attempted first-degree murder in connection with a May 6th shooting in Baltimore’s Southeast District.

Anne Arundel County Fire Department acquired a new 50-foot Metal Shark Defiant NXT Fireboat to enhance its firefighting and rescue capabilities along its 500-mile shoreline.

Maryland State Police increase patrols for Labor Day weekend focusing on impaired, distracted, and aggressive driving to improve safety, as outlined in their official press release.

Howard County began repairs on a stormwater management pond in Ellicott City, with road closures and detours in place until the project completion in August 2025.

The National Weather Service predicts unstable weather for Baltimore with storms, potential flooding, and strong winds, followed by clearer skies next week.

A Maryland traffic stop led to the arrest of 47-year-old Otha Samuel for drug and firearm charges after police found suboxone packets and a gun in his car.

The Howard County Police Department is seeking help to arrest William Marshall III, charged with first-degree murder following a fatal shooting at The Mall in Columbia, offering a $10,000 reward for information.

A motorcycle and car collision on Route 50 in Anne Arundel County resulted in the death of motorcyclist Andrew Frye and injuries to driver Horatio Easton.

Johnnie Teague was arrested in Baltimore for the homicide of his ward, Jibreal Payne, following the discovery of the teen's body with burn marks and a later medical examiner's report ruling the death as homicide.

Ex-teacher Christopher Bendann won't testify in his trial on charges including sexual exploitation of a minor. His defense team presented no witnesses, focusing on closing arguments instead.