Baltimore County Police resolve hours-long standoff with person in crisis
An hours-long barricade incident in Nottingham, Maryland, was resolved on Sunday evening, according to the Baltimore County Police Department.
Union leaders demand action after 2 Maryland highway workers killed days apart
One of the largest unions representing state, county and city workers is calling for immediate action after two Maryland highway workers were killed in separate incidents within the past week.
Baltimore County voters hear from county executive candidates
Voters turned out in Baltimore County on Wednesday to hear from the candidates in the race for the next county executive.
Baltimore leaders advance measure putting new limitations on smoke shops
If the measure is passed without any changes, smoke shops in Baltimore City would not be able to open within 750 feet of a school, recreation center, or park.
Armed carjacking at Towson Town Center creates more safety concerns
An armed carjacking in the parking lot of a Baltimore County mall prompted more safety concerns from neighbors and shoppers.
Baltimore porch pirate caught on camera stealing a package
A neighbor said the package was a birthday gift for a young family member.
Several Baltimore County students face charges after large fight near bus stop
Five Baltimore County students are facing second-degree assault charges after a video surfaced of a large fight near a bus stop in Towson.
TikTok hosts conversation on social media safety in Baltimore County
Social media company TikTok and Parent-Teacher Associations led a conversation in Baltimore County on Tuesday to help school communities set healthier social media boundaries.
Man, woman killed in domestic murder-suicide in Carroll County identified
A woman shot and killed her ex-husband before killing herself in Carroll County on Sunday, April 19, prompting a domestic violence murder-suicide investigation, according to the Westminster Police Department.
Baltimore residents share budget feedback with mayor during community walk
Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott walked with community members through Druid Hill Park Monday evening, receiving feedback on the city's new preliminary budget.