The Mall in Columbia food court shooting leaves 17-year-old dead
A 17-year-old died from a shooting during a dispute at the food court inside The Mall in Columbia on Saturday, Howard County Police said.
Labor union claims Annapolis Police Department retaliated against two workers for reporting mismanagement
The United Food and Commercial Workers union Local 400 claims the Annapolis police department broke the law by suspending two officers who reported mismanagement in the department.
Annapolis Police release proactive plan to keep violent crime down
Annapolis Police say their summer crime plan is about being proactive and continuing the downward trend in violent crime.
Two Baltimore County officers hospitalized after severe car crash in Dundalk
Two officers in Dundalk were injured in a car crash on Saturday evening, according to the Baltimore County Police Department.
Maryland property manager accused of gender-based discrimination, making "relentless advances" towards vulnerable women
The Civil Rights Division of the Office of the Attorney General has filed its first lawsuit against Eric Sessoms and Mt. Vernon Group LLC, alleging gender-based discrimination in housing.
Odenton residents feel their rural community is getting squeezed by controversial expansion
Residents in a rural Anne Arundel County community are worried about overcrowding and overdevelopment as a developer is moving forward with the controversial expansion of the Two Rivers community.
Odenton residents vent concerns over new "Two Rivers" development in their rural community
Residents in Odenton are concerned about a new development they say is disrupting their rural way of life.
EPA moves ahead with civil rights complaint over toxic chemicals inhaled from trash incinerator
The Environmental Protection Agency )EPA) says it will move forward with a civil rights complaint from a South Baltimore community related to the Baltimore Refuse Energy Systems Company's (BRESCO) trash incinerator.
14-year-old killed in MTA bus stabbing remembered at vigil: "He was everything to us"
Dozens of family members and friends came together Saturday evening to remember a 14-year-old boy who died from a stabbing on an MTA bus on July 10 in Baltimore.
Annapolis launches 'Go!Time' on-demand bus service, replacing underutilized routes
Bus service in the city of Annapolis is getting a bit of a makeover. It's called 'Go!Time', an on-demand bus service that operates sort of like Uber.
Baltimore police and Loyola University host forensic science camp for high school students
Baltimore Police and Loyola University Maryland, are hosting a camp for high school students to learn about forensic science from department professionals this week.
Chesapeake Bay's health sees progress. Environmentalists say more must be done.
Despite significant progress on the overall health of the Chesapeake Bay, environmentalists say there's still a long way to go.
$2 million in grants given to Anne Arundel nonprofits to address wellness, equity and education
Anne Arundel County leaders announced $2 million in grants to address health and wellness, promote equity and inclusion and close the opportunity gap in education.
Baltimore animal shelter gets air conditioning back after losing power during heatwave
After temporarily losing power on the Fourth Of July, Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter staff walked into what they called a crisis on Friday.
Baltimore Police officer injured, three charged, after illegal fireworks incident
Three men are facing charges after a police officer was hospitalized in an incident involving illegal fireworks in southwest Baltimore on July 4.