Baltimore IG says Mayor Scott’s plan would gut watchdog independence
Baltimore’s Office of the Inspector General labeled the mayor's recent legislative package a power grab.
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Baltimore police shooting highlights limits of crisis response system
Two Baltimore Police officers were involved in a fatal shooting Thursday morning near the intersection of Wilkens and South Caton avenues.
Report: Maryland students’ skills improve, still below pre-pandemic levels
Maryland ranks among the top states in reading and math recovery since the pandemic, according to a new Education Scorecard report.
Harley theft ring stretched from Ocean City to Baltimore, 2 other states
Five people tied to a motorcycle club pleaded guilty after police said a Harley theft ring targeted Ocean City BikeFest.
Water restrictions issued in Baltimore region amid severe drought
The Baltimore Department of Public Works has placed the entire Baltimore region under voluntary regional water restrictions.
Baltimore resident shot dead by police in Southern District
A Baltimore Police officer was involved in a shooting Thursday morning near the intersection of Wilkens and South Caton avenues.
Taneytown shop owner claims he had no choice but force after years of juvenile vandalism
Taneytown shop owner, charged with assault, says he used force on 11-year-old after years of vandalism by others at his property. The boy's family says his response went too far.
40 years after shipwreck, Pride II captain reflects on history, mission
Pride of Baltimore II Senior Captain Jan Miles reflects on the ship’s history, global mission and maritime legacy.
Maryland’s high costs push families to Florida. The Careys are next.
In a few days, the Carey family will leave Maryland for Florida’s Space Coast, joining a growing number of state residents who say the math of staying no longer works.
Baltimore Police chase ends with car crashing into building
The driver of a vehicle that Baltimore City Police said officers believed was connected to a carjacking tried to flee but ended with the vehicle crashing into a building.
Baltimore mayor orders SideStep probe, pushes for changes to IG’s powers
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott on Wednesday ordered an outside forensic investigation into the city’s scandal-plagued SideStep program.
Baltimore rolls out citywide summer strategy to curb youth violence
Baltimore’s newest Summer Youth Engagement Strategy recreational activities and educational efforts meant to occupy time during the summer.
FOX45: 20 residents displaced in Towson apartment fire
The apartment complex is working with families, so they will all have shelter for the immediate future.
3 takeaways: Orioles can’t let history repeat after series win vs. Yankees
The end of the Orioles' homestand featured some of the most encouraging victories of the year. Keeping it going will be key.
Gov. Moore changes campaign managers with June primaries closing in
Ron Owens, who has helmed Moore's campaign operations since last year, will conclude his time with the governor on Friday.
4 things to know about the Ravens’ 2026 schedule release
When will the Ravens' first home game be in 2026? Here are the biggest questions ahead of Thursday's NFL schedule release.
What to know about 2 Maryland residents quarantined for hantavirus
Maryland health officials are monitoring 2 residents for possible hantavirus exposure tied to a cruise ship outbreak.
Dundalk officers rescue dog stranded on townhouse roof
Baltimore County police officers rescued a dog stranded on the roof of a Dundalk townhouse after responding to reports that the animal could not get down safely.
Morgan State testing tool could predict future sewer spills, researcher says
A unique circular DNA molecule found in human feces can be used to monitor aging sewer infrastructure and predict a future collapse researchers say.
How to detect human trafficking and what to do about it
Human trafficking rarely involves strangers to the victims and their families. An expert says knowing myth from reality reality could help save someone's life.
Maryland foster child missing from Silver Oak; assaults with ‘rat traps’ alleged
A 16-year-old foster child placed at Silver Oak Academy in Carroll County has been missing for more than nine days, according to public records and other sources.
Baltimore budget deficit has swelled to $64M. Here’s why.
Baltimore officials say an unusually brutal winter and soaring OT costs have pushed the city’s current budget into a $64.4 million deficit.
Harford council introduces permanent ban on data centers
Bennett’s moratorium, if passed with amendments, would put a 180-day pause on data center developments in Harford County to allow the council time for research.
3 takeaways from Orioles’ loss to Yankees: AL’s worst rotation stumbles again
Trevor Rogers struggled, and the Orioles' offense scored fewer than four runs for the sixth straight game in Tuesday's loss to the Yankees.