An Arbutus smoke shop employee was arrested after an ATF undercover operation recovered 10 firearms, thousands of fentanyl pills and other suspected narcotics.

A new Fells Point corner bar from the Local Fry team pairs Korean banchan with a low-key, bar-first neighborhood vibe. Small, sharable plates and natural wines anchor the menu.

A Baltimore man who says he fired a warning shot to protect his family accepted a plea and was placed on one day of probation before judgment. The case raises questions about PBJ and permit rules.

Maryland proposes a rule to bar early placement of young children on alternate assessments that often end in a certificate, not a diploma. The move follows federal warning and statewide rulemaking.

Wayne Jenkins, the former leader of Baltimore’s Gun Trace Task Force, filed a 26‑page handwritten petition from prison saying a life‑saving act and prison conditions justify a shorter sentence.

Soaring grocery and fuel costs are pushing more Maryland families to food banks, stretching inventories and SNAP outreach across the state.

Sunny and mild Friday with gusty afternoon winds. Small craft advisories affect parts of the bay; showers and thunderstorms are more likely Sunday night into Monday.

A Baltimore County woman was arrested after her estranged husband was found shot in a northwest Baltimore parking lot on March 31. Police say a firearm was recovered at her home and murder and weapons charges were filed.

The foundation that helped launch Johns Hopkins' Carey Business School has given $50M to expand the school's MBA offerings.

An appellate court refused to restore Dion Guthrie to the Harford County Council, ruling his no‑contest plea triggered automatic removal. His attorney says he will appeal to the Maryland Supreme Court.

A 37-year-old man was shot and later died early Thursday in northwest Baltimore. Homicide detectives are investigating and asking for tips.

A 37-year-old man was shot early Thursday on the 6200 block of Eastern Avenue in Southeast Baltimore. Detectives are asking witnesses to call 410-396-2422.

BPD told City Council it expects to exceed a $40M overtime allocation by roughly $13.4M, prompting fresh scrutiny over vacancies and budget oversight.