Baltimore County woman says cars have crashed 8 times in her yard in 2 years
A tight turn in Catonsville, Maryland is frustrating a woman who said she's had cars crash onto her property eight times in the past two years.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott touts decline in violent crime
Baltimore recorded a 23% drop in homicides through the first five months of 2026, continuing a multiyear decline in violent crime that city leaders attribute to targeted intervention programs, law enforcement efforts and community partnerships.
Civil trial delayed for remaining Key Bridge collapse claims
The civil trial for claims related to Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse has been delayed, a judge ruled Monday.
One person missing after rowhome fire in Baltimore
A person is missing after being trapped in a rowhome during a fire in Baltimore Thursday afternoon, city officials said.
West Baltimore's Penn North community recognizes a year without a homicide
The Penn North community in West Baltimore acknowledged a milestone on Tuesday, an entire year without a homicide.
Baltimore County neighbors upset after cherry blossom trees were suddenly cut down
Neighbors along a street in Perry Hall, in Baltimore County, are outraged after they said dozens of cherry blossom trees were suddenly cut down, which permanently changed the aesthetic of their community, without warning.
Man killed in gunfight with Secret Service agents had ties to Dundalk
Nasire Best, the gunman who was killed after allegedly shooting at the U.S. Secret Service outside of the White House, was a Maryland resident who had a previous run-in with federal officers.
Baltimore County residents weigh in on potential data centers at public hearing
Baltimore County residents packed a public hearing Thursday night to voice support and concerns over the future of data centers in the county.
Emergency legislation to ban data centers advances in Harford County
Harford County council members withdrew a proposed moratorium on data centers and instead moved forward with emergency legislation that would ban the facilities outright after a packed and often heated public hearing.
String of juvenile gun violence raises concerns in the Baltimore area
A string of shootings involving teenagers across Maryland over the past week is raising renewed concerns about youth gun violence and access to firearms.
Horse's death during Black Eyed Susan Day reignites safety concerns ahead of Preakness
What was supposed to be a celebratory start to Maryland's biggest racing weekend turned tragic Friday when a horse died after the opening race on Black-Eyed Susan Day at Laurel Park.
City council to discuss "padlock" bill targeting repeat-offender smoke shops
The bill to be introduced Monday would give the city the authority to "padlock" smoke shops deemed public nuisances after repeated violations.
Attempted traffic stop leads to arrest of police impersonator in Baltimore County
A Maryland man was arrested for impersonating a police officer after he tried to conduct a traffic stop on an off-duty military member in Baltimore County, State Police said.
Maryland health experts express concerns over recent surge in measles cases
Maryland health officials are monitoring a rise in measles cases after three infections were confirmed in the state this year.
Baltimore County passes bill focused on animal protections and humane care standards
The package of four bills establishes what officials describe as "common-sense" rules for animal care, including requirements for shelter during inclement weather and access to veterinary treatment. It also strengthens enforcement measures against animal cruelty.