Baltimore MD

A woman reported waking up to a man sexually assaulting her in the victim's residence in Anne Arundel County; detectives are still searching for the suspect.

A report from an Incident Review Team, dated February 26, 2026, shared details of the incident and identified 60 recommendations, with 100 action items for the Fire Department.

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Two people were arrested after fleeing from a stolen vehicle during a late-night attempted traffic stop in southwest Baltimore, according to Baltimore Police. On April 13, at about 10:35 p.m., a patrol officer attempted to stop a vehicle in the 900 block of West Patapsco Avenue,...

A Maryland man said a locally-won $1 million lottery prize inspired him to buy a ticket from the same location -- and he won $500,000.

A former high level Worcester County Education Board official has been indicted in an alleged embezzlement scheme.

Sprouts Farmers Market is going to take over the former Big Lots location in Costco Plaza in Middle River, according to county leaders.

L&L Hawaiian Barbecue’s Towson experiment is over almost as fast as it began. The Honolulu-born plate-lunch chain has gone dark in Uptown Towson after roughly three months, leaving an abruptly empty storefront where locals were just starting to line up for katsu, loco moco, and combo plates. Regulars who...

Foraged eatery has held its final dinner service in Baltimore, chef Chris Amendola announced in a video message on social media. Known for its hyper-seasonal menu and frequent use of foraged ingredients, the Station North restaurant is closing its doors here and moving operations to Lovettsville, Virginia, where Amendola has taken over a 40-acre restaurant property at Patowmack Farm.

PIKESVILLE, Md. — Police cracked down on illegal car rallies in Maryland, resulting in two men and two 17-year-olds facing charges, according to police. Steven Javier Cruze-Benetiz, 18, of Silver Spring, Maryland and Payton Frazier, 19, of Pasadena, Maryland, were both arrested on Friday night between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. on Saturday.

Jury selection began April 13 in the murder trial of 36-year-old Bryan Cherry, who is accused of bludgeoning 38-year-old Sierra Johnson to death in July 2024. Cherry, who faces charges of first-degree murder and possession of a dangerous weapon, is being retried before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Kimberly C. McBride after his previous jury trial resulted in a...