Marylanders face lingering impact of nation's longest government shutdown
The federal government shutdown has had an outsize impact on Maryland.
Baltimore police conduct raids connected to Penn North mass overdoses
Baltimore police raided several homes before sunrise Wednesday morning as part of an ongoing investigation into mass overdoses in Penn North.
Probable cause in Key Bridge collapse could be determined at NTSB meeting
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will release its exhaustive investigation into the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse and the probable cause of the tragedy during a public meeting on Tuesday, November 18, in Washington, D.C.
Teen charged as adult after assault with screwdriver inside Towson mall
An assault inside a Baltimore County mall led to the arrest of four juveniles and attempted murder charges against one of the teens, police said.
Frustration at BWI with 22 flights canceled Friday, more to come this weekend due to government shutdown
Hundreds of flights across the country were canceled on Friday because of cuts mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration to relieve strain on air traffic controllers who are not being paid due to the government shutdown.
Flight cuts began at BWI, other major airports due to government shutdown
The Baltimore/Washington International (BWI) Airport in Maryland is among 40 U.S. airports that will be impacted by flight cancellations, according to a list obtained by CBS News.
Survivors detail abuse, demand accountability from Baltimore archdiocese
Ten survivors of sexual abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore testified in federal court on Wednesday, and many expressed frustration at the Catholic church's efforts toward accountability in the scandal.
Inside the plot of a Baltimore police officer's convicted killer to get out of prison
Baltimore police and prosecutors spoke about a foiled scheme they allege convicted cop killer Brandon Grimes hatched to get out of prison.
Confidential settlement talks underway for construction worker killed in Key Bridge collapse
Lawyers spent hours behind closed doors in Baltimore's federal courthouse on Monday negotiating a settlement for Dorlian Castillo Cabrera, one of the workers who died when the Key Bridge collapsed in 2024.
The brazen museum heists that occurred in Baltimore
Baltimore has been at the center of several high-profile scandals involving art theft, similar to the brazen theft of precious crown jewels from the Louvre Museum in Paris.
Man serving life sentence for Baltimore detective's murder charged in fraud scheme
Brandon Grimes, who is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for the murder of a Baltimore City police detective nearly 18 years ago, faces new charges in a scheme to get out of prison.
Repeat, violent offender faces judge for attempted rape of student on Johns Hopkins University campus
A judge found a repeat, violent offender accused of attacking and trying to rape a Johns Hopkins University student on campus a danger to the community.
Concerns revealed with Baltimore pilot program for first-time juvenile offenders
The city's inspector general examined whether taxpayer dollars were being properly managed — and whether SideStep is effective— before it potentially expands citywide.
Software error pays Maryland workers twice their buyout payments
Maryland officials are advising those who received the excess funds not to touch the extra money in their accounts, which will be taken back automatically.
Collapse of 145-year-old Baltimore County bridge being investigated
The collapse of a 145-year-old bridge in Baltimore County on Monday has investigators working to determine the cause, while the brother of a septic truck driver is relieved there were no injuries.