Man accused of shooting Baltimore County police officer not criminally responsible, doctor finds
Andrew Britt, 28, of Windsor Hills, is charged in Baltimore County Circuit Court with three counts of attempted first-degree murder and related offenses.
Police officers speak among themselves outside the southwest Baltimore County police precinct adjacent to the UMBC campus following a shooting at the Wilkens Police Precinct in Catonsville, Md. on Thursday, March 13, 2025.
Pasadena man charged with murder, 1 year after reporting girlfriend’s death as overdose
Police charged Scott A. Kirby, 33, with second-degree murder more than a year after he called 911 to say his girlfriend, Heather Elizabeth Beaver, had died of an overdose.
Anne Arundel County Police are seeking information about the death of Heather Elizabeth Beaver.
Ruth’s Chris moving to Annapolis Town Center
Ruth’s Chris Steak House is closing its Eastport location and moving to Annapolis Town Center by the end of 2026.
FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 2026 - The Ruth's Chris Steakhouse located in Eastport is moving across town to the Annapolis Town Center.
Baltimore state’s attorney reported $1.8M in outside income last year
Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates reported $1.8 million in outside income last year as matters from his time as a private defense attorney were resolved and he sold real estate.
Ivan Bates, 26th State's Attorney for Baltimore City, reflects on his career while looking over framed photos and mementos in his office in Baltimore, MD on Monday, Dec. 15, 2025.
Visiting Towson at night? It costs only $1 to park after 5 p.m.
The Baltimore County Revenue Authority will charge only $1 for parking after 5 p.m. in three of its downtown Towson garages in an effort to boost local business.
Traffic passes through the traffic circle in downtown Towson before dawn.
Annapolis businesses hope Spring Sailboat Show provides a boost amid City Dock construction
Downtown Annapolis businesses are gearing up for the Spring Sailboat Show this weekend, an event organizers said attracts thousands of visitors and cements the city’s sailing identity.
Visitors take tours of sailboats docked in Downtown Annapolis during the city's Sailboat Show on Oct. 11, 2025.
The Key Bridge took her daughter’s father. Now, ICE is moving to deport her.
Zoila Guerra Sandoval, a native of Guatemala who has lived in Maryland for nearly two decades, is the former partner of José Mynor López, one of the workers repairing the Key Bridge overnight when the Dali struck it in March 2024.
Zoila Guerra Sandoval faces the possibility of deportation.
Guiding light: Domino Sugars sign turns 75. Meet the company keeping it shining.
In 2021, Paul Gable’s company restored the iconic Domino Sugars sign. He says it’s one of the highlights of his career and one of the company’s biggest successes.
The Domino’s sugar sign atop the plant was renovated but still maitntains the original design. Domino Sugar is s the last of the old industries still thriving in Baltimore.
Johns Hopkins’ funding squeeze isn’t over — and it’s threatening lifesaving research
Leaders and scientists warn that these drops threaten future medical breakthroughs, the state’s economic health, and the nation’s global leadership in scientific research.
Karen Sfanos performs cell culture media in her lab at the David H. Koch Cancer Research Center of Johns Hopkins University on June 25, 2025.
3 Columbia Association board members removed over alleged ethics violations
Three members of the Columbia Association’s board of directors were removed for alleged ethics violations on Thursday, April 23.
Then-Columbia Association board members Karin Emery and Eric Greenberg attend a town hall this year. They were among three board members removed for alleged ethics violations Thursday evening.
Baltimore Police officer arrested for allegedly pulling shotgun on woman at his home
A Baltimore Police officer is being held in jail after being arrested for allegedly pulling a shotgun on a woman at his Northeast Baltimore home.
7/8/22—A Baltimore Police officer’s car is parked on the corner of E Lombard St. & President St.
Bryan Voltaggio cooks up Maryland-inspired win on Season 7 of ‘Tournament of Champions’
Maryland chef and restaurateur Bryan Voltaggio won Season 7 of “Tournament of Champions.”
Host Guy Fieri and contestant Bryan Voltaggio reacts as he is announced the Tournament of Champions, Season 7 winner, as seen on Tournament of Champions, Season 7.
Annapolis man denied bail in homemade explosives case: ‘He’s building bombs’
An explosives expert said in court that the devices that Lee Scott Wygal Ralston, of Annapolis, is alleged to have built are capable of killing a person. A judge denied bail.
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2026 - THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2026 -  Anne Arundel District Court building in Glen Burnie.
Baltimore Police identify woman pulled from Jones Falls, no foul play suspected
Officers pulled Karin Solomon’s body from the water around 12:30 p.m. Monday and transported her to the Maryland Office of the Chief Medical Examiner.
Baltimore Police on Thursday identified Karin Solomon, 61, whose body was found in the Jones Falls beneath the Howard Street Bridge earlier this week after being discovered by a citizen, police said.
3 Baltimore Police officers barred from testifying, added to state’s credibility issues list
The Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office has added three members of the Baltimore Police Department to its list of officers who prosecutors are forbidden to call to testify in court over concerns about their credibility.
The Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office added officers Marien Bwino, Victor Figueroa and Troy Horton-Jones to the “Do Not Call” list on Wednesday.
24 families displaced after 3-alarm fire at Windsor Mill apartment complex
No injuries were reported after a three-alarm fire broke out at an apartment complex in Windsor Mill on Thursday, officials said.
The Baltimore County Fire Department responds to a fire on Brixworth Court on Thursday.
5 years after fish kill, old vinegar plant is no longer polluting Jones Falls
Fleischmann’s Vinegar, owned by the Ireland-based food conglomerate Kerry Group, entered into the court-monitored cleanup plan with Blue Water Baltimore in April 2024 and agreed to a $1.3 million settlement.
The international foods corporation Kerry Group, which bought Fleischmann’s Vinegar in the U.S., is demolishing the historic plant in North Baltimore.
Prosecutors drop abduction charge against Tristan King’s great-aunt
Denise Day now faces only a misdemeanor charge after allegedly helping Tristan hide for nearly six months while he was considered missing.
Denise Day, right in a photo from 2015, now faces only a misdemeanor charge after allegedly helping Tristan King, left, hide for nearly six months while he was considered missing.
Tracking Baltimore’s ‘Snow Everest’: Mountain of ice is almost gone, but debris remains
Months after Baltimore was covered with snow and ice, a giant pile that was dumped in the city’s Oldtown neighborhood is almost gone. How long will it last? We’re going to find out.
THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2026 - Snow Everest near Old Town Mall on Thursday.
Columbia’s mega homeowners association can’t get residents to vote
James Rouse founded Columbia with a vision of inclusivity. But as residents prepare to cast ballots for their village councils and Columbia Association board members, some worry varying rules are producing low turnout and elections lack transparency.
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