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Montgomery County Police Lt. Patrick Kepp said that takeovers he has witnessed involved “chaos, fireworks, fire, destruction of property, prohibition of others from being able to freely travel on the roadway.”

The man, George Horn, entered a plea agreement that would find him guilty on one count of damaging religious property after he vandalized the Ohr Knesseth Israel Anshe Sfard Cemetery in July 2023, court documents show.

On “The Real Housewives of Potomac,” the hard questions were finally asked. “Why am I in a strip mall in Bowie?” Gizelle Bryant wondered.

A year after the Trump administration canceled the National Blue Ribbon Schools Program, Maryland has again chosen to honor exemplary schools.

MOM’s Organic Market is getting a second location in Baltimore next spring, along the York Road corridor.

A shooting near Baltimore’s Penn-North subway station led to a closure that lasted several hours Tuesday, though officials reopened the station by the afternoon rush hour.

Two men were killed and one was injured in a shooting in Northwest Baltimore on Monday.

The Anne Arundel County Council voted down a zoning ordinance that had become increasingly controversial since its introduction.

Prince George's County officials project 13,000 new jobs through 2030. Several trade apprenticeship programs offer training.

Anne Arundel County schools officials said they have identified the student who discharged pepper spray at a dance at Crofton High School over the weekend.

Rep. Sarah Elfreth’s district office in Columbia was evacuated Friday afternoon after a suspicious letter and substance were delivered by mail.

U.S. District Judge James Bredar on Monday lauded the Baltimore Police Department’s progress under its consent decree but said he couldn’t release the agency from federal supervision unless it addressed persistent officer shortages and overhauled its system for disciplining officers.

A federal judge on Monday questioned the Trump administration’s claims surrounding its efforts to redevelop a historic Washington golf course, challenging its contention that a recent tree-cutting spree did not indicate work was moving forward on the project, which is temporarily blocked by a court order.

In-person early voting for Maryland’s general election opens Thursday, Oct. 22, at 7 a.m.

Reacting to the addition of new general manager Jared Banner.

In the summer of 1951, a tall, long-legged figure skittered across the roofs of O'Donnell Heights. Dressed in a top-hat and cape, he peered in windows and tried to lure away children. For decades after, some terrified parents wouldn't let their kids out after dark.

A man and a woman were killed and three other people were injured in a shooting at a West Baltimore gas station Sunday night, according to police.

COLUMN | A new series of sculptures dedicated to the Baltimore Black Sox fills in the city’s baseball history at a time when Black history is being obscured and destroyed.

Cross Street Partners, along with Philadelphia-based Shift Capital, wants to transform Baltimore’s 1 million-square-foot former Crown Cork & Seal campus into a mixed-use redevelopment.

Cox’s message discipline is a marked change from 2022, when he boasted about his associations with President Trump, especially during a competitive Republican primary when he beat then-Gov. Larry Hogan’s choice, Kelly Schulz.