Vacancy in Baltimore's industrial market rose in Q1 2026 as new deliveries and softened demand push the sector toward a local correction.

The Hartford has agreed to pay $100 million to settle claims tied to the Archdiocese of Baltimore’s bankruptcy, a milestone for hundreds of survivors. The deal includes a policy buyback and feeds into a proposed fund meant to compensate roughly 920 claimants.

A 2025 tally tied to Maryland nonprofit Fello shows hundreds of millions in local economic output and thousands of supported jobs, shifting how officials should view mission-driven groups.

An ALPR alert to a stolen 2008 Kia in a Motel 6 parking lot led to the seizure of suspected crack, fentanyl and $1,327 and two arrests.

OpenSecrets and federal contracting data show GEO, CoreCivic, CSI and other firms won multibillion‑dollar ICE work as flights, transfers and monitoring surged. The awards have provoked fresh scrutiny and local pushback.

Sunny and breezy Monday in Baltimore with highs near 61°F; gusts to 25 mph and Small Craft Advisories on local waters through 10 a.m.

Shot in a West Baltimore carjacking, Pastor Rashad Singletary returned to Mt. Olive Baptist on Easter and preached seated as he begins recovery from a fractured foot.

City Councilmembers will introduce charter amendments Monday proposing a mayoral‑removal mechanism, lower veto threshold and new ethics and whistleblower rules.

Near‑unanimous votes in Annapolis create an AG‑led commission to investigate deaths and unmarked graves at the Cheltenham youth facility.

Maryland will unveil a transit-oriented development strategy to redevelop state-owned land around Baltimore Metro stations, starting with an RFQ for Rogers Avenue. The plan pairs station-area housing with new railcars to try to boost ridership.

A man was killed early Easter Sunday near Rash Field Park in Federal Hill. Homicide detectives are asking anyone with information to come forward.

A 21-year-old man walked into a Baltimore hospital after a Saturday night shooting on Saint Paul Street. Eastern District detectives are asking witnesses to come forward.

Gov. Wes Moore called the Iran operation a "war of choice" and says Maryland dipped into state reserves to keep SNAP benefits from being cut.