Baltimore grandmother arrested after 9-year-old injured in accidental shooting
A grandmother was arrested Monday after a 9-year-old in Northwest Baltimore shot and injured herself in an accidental shooting, according to police.
Baltimore County residents worried about health after recycling facility fire reignites
The Maryland Department of the Environment issued an air quality alert after a fire at a Baltimore County recycling plant began rekindling.
Marylanders cautiously optimistic for hostage release after Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal
Marylanders with ties to Israel and Gaza expressed cautious optimism after Hamas and Israel reached a ceasefire agreement Wednesday that calls for the phased release of hostages.
Security officer killed at Baltimore McDonald's remembered as man of integrity
Jamal Davis, a security officer, was shot and killed at a Baltimore McDonald's a week after his 38th birthday.
Baltimore County mother tearfully remembers her 4-year-old son at funeral, father facing murder charges
A mother said farewell Friday to her four-year-old son Jacobi Marcelle—a little more than two weeks after police say the child's father shot and killed him inside their apartment in Rosedale, Baltimore County.
M&T Bank Stadium increases security for Ravens' playoff game
More than 70,000 people are expected to pack M&T Bank Stadium Saturday for the Ravens' playoff game against the Steelers.
Marylanders dig out of snowy, icy conditions caused by winter storm
Roads in Anne Arundel County are clearing up thanks to 350 Department of Public Works employees with 75 pieces of snow-fighting equipment.
Baltimore City, Baltimore County dig out from first major snow storm
Maryland weathered the state's first major snowstorm in years, leading Governor Wes Moore and Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott to declare states of emergency to give full access to resources to respond to the storm.
Naval Academy ramps up security, restricts Annapolis visitors in wake of New Orleans terror attack, FBI warning
Security at large gatherings both in Maryland and across the country remains a top concern after the terror attack in New Orleans.
Baltimore's Camp Small wood recycling yard recovers one month after devastating fire
In early December, fire engulfed Camp Small, the North Baltimore property that handles many of the city's downed trees.
Former Baltimore police commissioner warns of vulnerability after New Orleans terror attack
Michael Harrison was New Orleans' police chief when bollards—security devices to stop vehicles—went up on Bourbon Street in 2017 following a truck attack in France.
Baltimore woman still lives in home Jimmy Carter helped build in 1992, says he changed her life
Baltimore resident Sonia Street remembers when former President Jimmy Carter showed up 30 years ago to the property that would become her longtime home.
Baltimore County mom speaks after 4-year-old killed in domestic violence shooting
A Baltimore County mother is sharing what happened during a disturbing domestic violence incident on Christmas Eve when she was shot along with her two young children.
Maryland native Luigi Mangione's mom tried to find him weeks before CEO shooting
Luigi Mangione, heir to a prominent Baltimore family, faced judges in both New York and Pennsylvania Thursday where his lawyers said they will fight charges that he killed United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson.
New Baltimore City schools program focuses on cutting violence, mediating disputes
A pilot program at four Baltimore City high schools targets students who are most at risk for violence with mediation and counseling and aims to reduce conflicts before they escalate.