Local News
Small Plane Crashes Near Tipton Airport In Anne Arundel CountyA small plane crashed into a wooded area near the Tipton Airport Tuesday evening, officials said.
Police Searching For Missing 22-Year-Old Mark Pickett From Harford CountyMark Daniel Pickett was last seen around 2:40 p.m. Tuesday in the 3900 block of Rush Road in Jarrettsville.
Dundalk Road Rage Incident Ends In Four People Injured In StabbingBaltimore County Police are investigating an assault in Dundak. Sources say that police are investigating the incident as a stabbing with multiple victims.
Brooks Robinson Field Now Open In West BaltimoreThe foundation has committed $5 million to keep giving back to cities across the nation.
Two Children Struck By Car In Crosswalk In NE BaltimoreTwo children are in serious condition after being struck by a car in the middle of a crosswalk on Northern Pkwy and McClean Blvd.
Regional Bus Driver Shortage Affecting 2 Maryland Public School Systems, Including Baltimore CountyA regional school bus driver shortage is now affecting two Maryland counties.
Politics
Author Of Early "Red Flag" Law Says It Has "Stood The Test Of Time"Lawmakers disagree on much of what's been proposed to stem gun violence in America. But one proposal that has support from some Republicans and Democrats is what's known as a "red flag law."
Brandon Scott Announces He's Running For Baltimore MayorBaltimore City Council President Brandon Scott announced he is running for mayor in Baltimore Friday.
President Trump Briefly Mentions Baltimore, Montgomery County In Speech To Republican LawmakersPresident Donald Trump was in Baltimore on Thursday to speak at a Republicans' retreat being held Thursday through Sunday at the Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel in Harbor East.
Protesters Erect Trump-Like Rat Balloon, Change President Street To 'Barack Obama' Avenue Ahead Of President's Baltimore VisitIf you walked onto President Street ahead of President Trump's arrival Thursday, you likely saw a giant inflatable rat sitting on the street.
Van Hollen Calls For Commerce Secretary To Resign Over 'Sharpiegate'Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen Thursday called on Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross to resign in the wake of a controversy involving a supposedly hand-altered map that changed an official forecast for Hurricane Dorian
President Trump Is Coming To Baltimore, Weeks After Twitter Insults. Here's What You Need To Know
Business
Kohl's To Hire More Than 850 Seasonal Workers For Baltimore-Area StoresIn preparation for the holiday season, Kohl's Department Stores is hiring 9,000 seasonal associates, including 850 around Baltimore.
Baltimore's Le Comptoir du Vin Makes Bon Appétit's 2019 Hot 10 List Of Best New RestaurantsA Baltimore eatery landed a coveted spot on Bon Appétit's 2019 Hot 10 List of best new restaurants.
Senate Appropriations Committee Approves Oyster Restoration Funding In Chesapeake BayThe Senate Appropriations Committee has approved legislation for the Chesapeake Bay's oyster restoration funding.
Baltimore Homecoming Creates 'Crab Tank' Pitch Competition For Local Start-UpsFive finalists will compete for a $25,000 prize in the new pitch competition for technologically-based businesses in the region.
Gov. Hogan To Lead Economic Development Trip To AustraliaThe trip is scheduled to last from Sunday through Sept. 30. It will include stops in Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne.
Auto Workers Union Says It Will Strike Against GM At MidnightThe United Auto Workers union said Sunday that its members at General Motors will walk out by midnight if the automaker does not meet its demands, setting the stage for the nation's first auto strike in 12 years.
Entertainment
Baltimore's Le Comptoir du Vin Makes Bon Appétit's 2019 Hot 10 List Of Best New RestaurantsA Baltimore eatery landed a coveted spot on Bon Appétit's 2019 Hot 10 List of best new restaurants.
Snapchat Launches Political Ads Library As 2020 Election Ramps UpSnapchat launched a political ads library as the mobile app becomes a campaign tool for 2020 candidates.
Former 'The Wire' Actor Christopher Clanton Sr. Escapes Police Custody In BaltimoreChristopher Clanton Sr., who officials said escaped police custody after being taken to an area hospital for a checkup, is a former actor from the popular show "The Wire."
BSO Musicians Continue Strike, Season Opening Concerts PostponedThe Baltimore Symphony Orchestra will postpone two season-opening concerts as the musicians continue to strike while they wait to agree on their new contracts.
Katy Perry Spotted In BaltimorePop singer Katy Perry was spotted in Baltimore Thursday -- getting a meal and shopping at a Petco in Canton.
BSO Musicians Say They're Not Performing At Meyerhoff Saturday, Reject Both Contract OffersThe Baltimore Symphony Orchestra won't play Saturday at the Meyerhoff for what would have been their season-opening concert after rejecting both contract offers.
Health
Maryland Opioid-Related Deaths Have Dropped In The Last Year, New State Figures ShowMaryland's opioid-related deaths have dropped in the last year, including those linked to fentanyl, new state figures released this week show.
Harford County Overdose Deaths Down As Officials Continue Education EffortsSeptember is National Recovery Month, and Harford County is looking to raise awareness about drug and alcohol addiction and how those who are struggling can get help.
Medical Guidelines Say Daily Aspirin Is Too Risky For Most Healthy People. A New Study Says Some Can BenefitThe study found that aspirin reduces the risk of heart problems for at-risk patients and for some patients without a known risk of cardiovascular disease
The Black Mental Health Alliance Host 'Rebuild The Village'The Black Mental Health Alliance will hold a reception and award ceremony to recognize those who have helped to rebuild the village.
Spiked CBD Being Sold In Maryland, AP Investigation FindsFor the investigation, a reporter in Towson purchased three vape pods that were advertised as delivering inhalable CBD. Lab testing showed one contained synthetic marijuana.
The Way You Vape Could Make It Even More Dangerous, CDC SaysIn the wake of six deaths and 380 cases of confirmed and probable lung disease across the US, the Trump administration has called for banning most flavored e-cigarettes because of their huge appeal to young people.