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Montgomery County Police Investigate Homicide in Gaithersburg
Authorities are probing the death of a woman discovered in her apartment, marking it as a homicide investigation.
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Public Safety
Fatal Motorcycle Collision in Rockville Claims One Life
A motorcyclist was killed in a crash involving another motorcycle in Rockville early Sunday morning.
Courts
Baltimore's DraftKings Lawsuit Returned to State Court
A federal judge has remanded Baltimore's lawsuit against DraftKings and FanDuel back to state court, where the city believes it has a stronger position.
Courts
Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough Listed Among Officers with Credibility Issues
Baltimore County Police Chief Robert McCullough has been identified on a list concerning officer credibility, raising questions about trust in law enforcement.
Public Safety
Violence and Traffic Incidents Claim Four Lives in Baltimore
A tragic Saturday in Baltimore sees the deaths of a toddler and a teenager among four fatalities from separate incidents.
Public Safety
Tragic Drowning Claims Life of 4-Year-Old in Bel Air
A young child has died following a drowning incident in a residential swimming pool in Bel Air, Maryland.
Courts
Supreme Court Upholds 1979 Murder Conviction in Etan Patz Case
The Supreme Court has reinstated a murder conviction related to the 1979 case of missing child Etan Patz, allowing further legal proceedings against Pedro Hernandez.
Weather
Severe Thunderstorms Expected in Baltimore Area with Wind and Tornado Risks
The National Weather Service warns of strong thunderstorms in Baltimore starting Monday afternoon, with potential for severe winds and low tornado chances.
Public Safety
Severe Weather and Tragedy Mark Start of Week in Maryland
Stormy conditions accompany a tragic plane crash in Bowie, while other incidents raise concerns across the state.
Transit
Maryland Proposes Ban on Assaults Against Transit Operators
New legislation and revised MTA guidelines aim to enhance safety for transit operators and passengers in Maryland.
Transit
Baltimore Metro Stations to Install Naloxone Boxes for Overdose Prevention
In a bid to combat opioid overdoses, Baltimore City will install Naloxone boxes in metro stations across the city.
Transit
Maryland Officials Confirm No Ransom Was Paid Following Transit Ransomware Attack
State officials clarify that no ransom was exchanged after a recent ransomware incident affected transit systems.
Transit
Progress Report on Maryland's Purple Line Project
The Maryland Department of Transportation's Maryland Transit Administration updates on the ongoing construction of the Purple Line.
Transit
Maryland Transit Introduces Express Shuttles for Upcoming Orioles Games
Fans attending the Orioles series can take advantage of new express shuttle services to enhance their game-day experience.
Courts
Key Maryland Trials to Watch in 2026: High-Profile Cases of Violence and Abuse
Several significant court cases, including attempted murder and child abuse, are set to unfold in Maryland in 2026.
City Hall
Mayor Scott Defends $52,000 in Taxpayer Spending Amid Criticism
Baltimore's mayor addresses scrutiny over public funds used for entertainment at sports events, insisting on broader community access.
City Hall
Inspector General Cumming Files Lawsuit Against Baltimore City for Record Access
Isabel Cumming, Baltimore's Inspector General, has initiated legal action against the city to secure access to public records.
City Hall
Records Reveal Attendees of Ravens Games in Mayor's Skybox
An inspector general report highlights the various individuals benefiting from taxpayer-funded skybox access at Ravens games.
City Hall
Dispute Arises Over Alleged Endorsement of Ivan Bates by Mayor Brandon Scott
Baltimore State's Attorney Ivan Bates claims Mayor Brandon Scott endorsed him, but the mayor's office disputes this assertion.
City Hall
Mayor Brandon Scott Discusses Baltimore's Challenges from Potholes to Vacant Properties
In a recent session, Mayor Scott addressed key issues facing Baltimore, including infrastructure and vacant housing.