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Courthouse to close doors on East Fayette Street, move to new $72M location in Mount Vernon
The District Court of Maryland for Baltimore City at 501 E. Fayette St. in downtown Baltimore is relocating to 500 N. Calvert St. in Mount Vernon.
Baltimore City District (People's) Courthouse at 501 E. Fayette Street
Anne Arundel County will formally apologize for its role in slavery on Nov. 22
Anne Arundel County will issue a public apology for its role in instituting and supporting slavery. For the county executive, the direct descendant of people who enslaved others, it’s personal.
Anne Arundel County Executive Steuart Pittman speaks to the Anne Arundel County Council earlier this year in Annapolis.
Author of novel banned from Harford schools draws crowd in Bel Air
The author of the illustrated novel “Flamer” spoke to a crowd in Harford County on Tuesday after his book was banned by the county’s Board of Education earlier this year.
“Flamer,” a graphic novel by Mike Curato.
Baltimore County officials remain quiet on police chief. Exec says he has her ‘full support.’
No one in power has offered an explanation for why the county’s top cop appears on a list of officers with potential credibility concerns.
Baltimore County Police Department Chief Robert O. McCullough speaks at a press conference unveiling Baltimore County Police Department’s new Information Nexus for Operation (INFO) Center.
St. Helena, a fantasy island in the Severn River, heads to auction
The only habitable island in the Severn River has a colorful and even illicit history.
The nearly 7-acre property at St. Helena Island comes with a 7,100-square foot mansion, guest cottage, water tower-turned-office, and pier for access.
Dundalk crisis center named after 4-year-old boy killed on Christmas Eve
TurnAround has named its Dundalk center after Jacobi Sa’fiir Marcelle — a 4-year-old Rosedale boy shot to death, allegedly by his father, in a domestic violence incident on Christmas Eve last year.
Promyss Marcelle, left, cuts a ribbon marking the renaming of the Jacobi Center in Dundalk.
Before mass foreclosures, loan product looked good for Baltimore
Landlords like Dontae Carroll say Wall Street’s freeze on a specific housing loan has put their plans to purchase on hold.
Dontae Carroll poses for a portrait in his son's home in Baltimore on Wednesday, August 6, 2025.
Police detail significant staffing shortfalls in anti-gang units
A staffing shortfall is making it harder for Montgomery County Police’s gang units to do their jobs, police said.
Montgomery County Police Officers
Delay with Amtrak’s community investments for West Baltimore tunnel causes worries about funding
Canceled workshops for community partners; a rebranded logo that de-emphasizes the name Frederick Douglass; recent changes to Amtrak's tunnel project in West Baltimore have residents wondering what's going on.
A tour of the B&P Tunnel on January 28, 2025.
7 things to do in Baltimore County: A giant pumpkin, spooky sites and fall foliage
Check out our list of fall-oriented events in Baltimore County for the week ending Oct. 15.
Baltimore County offers fall foliage for leaf enthusiasts.
For 911 calls of the future, AI is on the line
By the end of next year, Montgomery County’s call center hopes to use artificial intelligence to answer nonemergency phone calls. The goal is to lighten the workload for a chronically understaffed center.
By the end of next year, Montgomery County’s call center hopes to use artificial intelligence to answer nonemergency phone calls.
A Jane Austen fan’s guide to Baltimore
An illustrated, curated itinerary for any Janeite romantic looking to make the most of their time in Baltimore.
Baltimore County to require nighttime security at hookah, vapor lounges
Owners of hookah and vapor lounges in Baltimore County are going to have to beef up security under a new county law.
The Baltimore County Council took action Monday night to require new security at hookah lounges.
Rain, cool air could help end Baltimore’s stinky ‘pistachio tide’
Environmental groups say this has been the longest and most widespread pistachio tide in recent memory.
The water in Baltimore's Inner Harbor is bright green on Monday. Blue Water Baltimore calls the event the most widespread "pistachio tide" they've seen.
Months after Lansdowne High student’s shooting death, 18-year-old charged with murder
Baltimore County Police charged an 18-year-old with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of a Lansdowne High School student earlier this year.
Lansdowne High School.
Baltimore sues MoneyLion over alleged ‘digital-age payday lending scheme’
The city of Baltimore accuses MoneyLion of using misleading marketing and charging excessive fees that officials allege trap low-income residents in cycles of debt.
Baltimore City Hall in Baltimore, Md., on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2025.
At the center of shutdown fight, health care is one of toughest issues in Congress
Health care is one of the most intractable issues in Congress — and a real compromise amid the government shutdown will not likely be easy, or quick.
The government shutdown stretches on, and hundreds of thousands of federal workers are going unpaid.
Baltimore County’s police chief is on a list of cops with credibility concerns
Robert McCullough, the Baltimore County Police Department chief, appears on a list of law enforcement officers whose potential credibility concerns require disclosure to defense attorneys if they’re called as a witness in court.
Nothing under the tree? Montgomery County’s Toys for Tots says it needs help fast.
Holiday gift drives across Montgomery County brace for an increase of families in need due to federal layoffs. But donations will likely also decrease, they say.
Elizabeth Scott, head coordinator for Toys for Tots in Montgomery County, has been struggling to find a warehouse for the program's toy distribution this year.
Chicago and Illinois sue to stop Trump’s Guard deployment plan after Portland ruling
Illinois leaders went to court Monday to stop President Donald Trump from sending National Guard troops to Chicago.
Law enforcement officers standoff against demonstrators outside a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility during a protest on Saturday, Oct. 4, 2025, in Portland, Ore.
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