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Baltimore woman wanted for parental abduction after incident in Northern District BALTIMORE, MD – Police are asking for the public’s help in locating a 31-year-old woman wanted in connection with a parental abduction that took place earlier this week in North Baltimore. Detectives from the Baltimore Police...

MIDDLE RIVER, MD—A local woman’s routine visit to a neighborhood tavern on New Year’s Day has turned into a life-changing event after she secured a $100,000 prize in the Maryland Lottery’s Holiday Raffle. The winner, who typically enjoys bingo and scratch-off games, purchased her ticket at Baker’s Tavern on Old...

Anne Arundel County police said two men are in custody after a One Stop convenience store was robbed at gunpoint on Monday.

Baltimore’s Grim Reefer Fest will be toking up some tunes again this spring as the music festival returns for its eighth year. While the stoner holiday 4/20 falls on a Monday this year, Baltimore will be celebrating a couple days early with Grim Reefer Fest on Saturday, April 18, at Ottobar.

Who said cereal is only for breakfast? Not Baltimore. The Day & Night Exotic Cereal Bar will open a downtown Baltimore franchise location on Jan. 24 on the lower level of the Women’s Exchange Building at 333 N. Charles St. The menu will include milkshakes, ice cream bowls, waffles,...

Essex’s GameStop will be among multiple locations closing across Maryland. According to a compiled list of publicly available information on GameStop’s store locator, the store, located at Middlesex Shopping Center, has shifted all of its hours to “closed.” “We are reducing our global store base, which includes...

The owners of Don't Know Tavern in Federal Hill announced in a Facebook post that they are closing after 14 years in the neighborhood.

The Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) has released additional information regarding a fatal collision that occurred on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 on Lockwood Drive near Burnt Mills Ave that resulted in the death of 15-year-old Tayeba Rezaie, of Pasadena, MD. According to MCPD, “At approximately 11:19 a.m.,...

NEW YORK, Jan 15 (Reuters) – A former chief executive of Emergent BioSolutions was charged on Thursday with insider trading by New York Attorney General Letitia James for allegedly selling the contract drug manufacturer’s stock while knowing about contamination problems at a Baltimore plant that made COVID-19 vaccines.

Eleven men were indicted following a months-long investigation targeting drug operations in the 1800 block of North Collington Avenue and the 2600 block of Greenmount Avenue in Baltimore, according to the State’s Attorney’s Office on Thursday. State’s Attorney Ivan J. Bates said investigators uncovered a drug...