The three murder victims found in a Nov. 18 house fire had been shot, with witnesses telling police some of the suspects planned a robbery.

The man behind the largest drug bust in Maryland history has now been convicted — nearly one year after detectives seized more than $2 million worth of cocaine and fentanyl in a takedown prosecutors are calling a major win for public safety.

A Harford County man, who shares a daughter with Rachel Morin, a mother of five who was brutally murdered by an illegal immigrant​ in 2023, was arrested on possession of child pornography charges.

Investigators allegedly traced multiple explicit videos and images involving children as young as 5 to Matthew McMahon's computer.

Prince George’s County cops confirmed the shooting at a press conference, and said the victim was a male believed to be in his 20s.

Maryland fleshed out its recruiting class in the week leading up to National Signing Day. It flipped five three-star recruits: defensive linemen Cameron Brickle and Jamarcus Whyce, quarterback Nathan Bernhard, cornerback Sean Johnson and wide receiver Josiah Teasley.

Zion Elee, a five-star defensive end who plays at St. Frances, officially signed to play for Maryland football in 2026.

Yesterday was the early signing day for the 2026 College Football class. The Terps officially signed 16 different student-athletes yesterday, highlighted by the

After 361 days of dramatics, Zion Elee finally put pen to paper Wednesday. The five-star recruit officially signed with Maryland football, becoming the highest-ranked recruit in program history.

The crown jewel of the class is Elee, a 6-foot-4, 220-pound edge rusher who is regarded as the best recruit to join the program during Locksley’s tenure. Despite verbally committing to the Terps almost a year ago, he was openly pursued by South Carolina, and ESPN reported that Auburn and Texas recently sought to convince him to change his mind.

A Maryland family is seeking justice and accountability through a lawsuit after their toddler's tragic death in a police chase in Prince George's County.

Adrienne A. Jones has filed for reelection in 2026 and will continue on in her position as a delegate representing Maryland’s 10th District next year.