Trial for man charged in 2023 mass shooting in Annapolis to begin Friday
A man charged in a 2023 mass shooting in Annapolis that left three people dead is set to appear in court Friday for trial.
Man accused of using AI to impersonate Maryland principal indicted on child pornography, exploitation charges
A man accused of using artificial intelligence (AI) to impersonate the former principal of Pikesville High School was indicted on federal child pornography and exploitation charges, the U.S. Attorney's Office said Thursday.
Maryland agency extends investigation into death of Baltimore DPW worker Ronald Silver II
The investigation into the death of Baltimore City DPW worker Ronald Silver II by the Maryland Occupational Safety and Health agency (MOSH) has been extended through March 7, according to the Maryland Department of Labor.
Baltimore City sees continued reduction in homicides, non-fatal shootings so far in 2025
Homicides and non-fatal shootings in Baltimore are down compared to this time last year, according to an announcement from Mayor Brandon Scott.
Maryland will continue protecting access to gender-affirming care after Trump executive order
Maryland will continue protecting access to gender-affirming care, despite the Trump administration's recent executive order stating that the United States would not support certain health care procedures.
Maryland lawmakers renew push to legalize internet gambling
House Bill 1319, Internet Gaming - Authorization and Implementation is the latest proposed legislation that would establish a regulated online gambling system in Maryland.
Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore announces new president, Dan Taylor
The Waterfront Partnership of Baltimore has announced Dan Taylor as its new president Tuesday, succeeding Laurie Schwartz who will retire on June 30, 2025.
Maryland saw sharp decline in fatal overdoses in 2024, Gov. Moore says
Maryland saw a dramatic decline in fatal overdoses in 2024, Governor Wes Moore said in a statement Tuesday.
City of Baltimore sues Trump administration over DEI program cuts
The City of Baltimore filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration Monday over an executive order that halted federal DEI programs.
9 Salisbury University students sentenced in connection to hate crime attack
Nine Salisbury University students have been sentenced in connection to an off-campus hate crime attack in October 2024, WBOC reported Monday.
Maryland AG warns federal employees against Trump administration's buyout offer
Maryland is joining 11 other states in warning federal employees against the Trump administration's buyout offer.
Baltimore Ravens fan pleads guilty to assaulting Washington Commanders fans in Federal Hill
A man seen in a viral video assaulting two men in Federal Hill after a Ravens and Washington Commanders football game pleaded guilty Monday.
Former MVA employees convicted for selling driving credentials
Three former employees of the Maryland Vehicle Administration were sentenced in a driver's license fraud scheme, according to Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown.
Man sentenced to 40 years for shoving man onto Baltimore metro tracks, causing electrocution
Joseph White, who was found guilty of pushing a man onto downtown Baltimore subway tracks and killing him, was sentenced to 40 years, according to the Baltimore City State's Attorney's office.
Adnan Syed hearing on motion for reduced sentence set for February 26
Adnan Syed will appear in court for a hearing to consider his motion for a reduced sentence on February 26, according to the Baltimore Banner.