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Two men are heading to prison after being convicted of the 2020 murder of a teenager earlier this year. Cameron Shemar Allen and Jadarakis “JD” Avuntray Caldwell, both 18 at the time of the murder, were convicted of felony murder, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime. Allen was also convicted of malice murder.

BALTMORE -- The former state park manager accused of raping two former co-workers came face-to-face with his first accuser on the first day of his trial in a Baltimore Circuit Court.Michael Browning, 72, was arrested back in September for raping and assaulting a woman he worked with at Gunpowder Falls State Park. By the time a grand jury indicted him a month later, a second accuser came forward.WJZ learned both are now Baltimore County police officers.Investigators determined over the course of a six-month-long investigation that he had sexually assaulted the same person several times, police said.He's now facing nine counts...

A Dayton family is left without a home following a Wednesday night fire. It happened around 9:30pm on Green Bridge Road.

A Howard County judge ruled a Cumberland man not criminally responsible for a September 2021 double murder.

Former Baltimore County police officer William Collazo-Brown was found guilty on Wednesday in regards to a double fatal pedestrian crash in 2021.

HOWARD COUNTY, Md. (7News) — 7News first reported last month that the Mall in Columbia was considering an unusual enforcement, and now it is becoming a reality. Starting Friday afternoon teens and children must be escorted by an adult and visitors must show ID if asked. This new change...

A massive library is coming to Columbia's Lakefront. County Executive Calvin Ball announced the project Thursday morning.

ESSEX, MD—Police in Baltimore County are searching for a teen who has gone missing from the Essex area. Ava Marie Bernard, 15, is 5’2″ tall and weighs 120 pounds. She was last seen at 5 p.m. on March 24 in the Essex area wearing a pink jacket and carrying a book bag.

In reference to a shooting that took place on March 25, at approximately 11:55 p.m., on the 7200 block of Harford Road, members of the Warrant Apprehension Task Force arrested Damian Palmer. Investigators believe Palmer is responsible for shooting a 55-year-old male victim. On March 29, Palmer was arrested on...

NOTTINGHAM, MD—Baltimore County Councilman David Marks on Thursday announced that work is set to begin on Perry Hall’s newest park. In April, the county will begin work on a 22-acre site along Gerst Road. This is the site of the former Bierman farm and Perry Hall Community Hall. Plans call for asbestos abatement, demolition of structures, and backfill and grading throughout April, weather permitting.

Stacker looked at the biggest 1-day snowfall in Carroll County, Maryland using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information.

HAGERSTOWN, Md. (DC News Now) — Two men face more than 12 years in prison for selling fentanyl and heroin in Washington County. Once Jarvis Coleman-Fuller, 35, of Hagerstown, Md. and Eric Johnson, 39, of Owings Mills, Md. serve their sentences, they will be on five years of supervised release. According to investigators, the men […]

Loaded fries with toppings galore are coming to Towson. It's from Mr. Fries Man, a Black women-owned business.

ELLICOTT CITY, Md. — How thousands of Howard County children get to school next year will soon change. The Howard County Public School System's plan will allow high school students to start the school day later, but it will require more students to walk to school. The plan that...

Celebrating Easter involves — at least at the Christian holiday’s core — confronting death. Resurrection can only happen after a person has perished, after all. But hunting for candy-filled plastic eggs near a cemetery? “It’s just odd,” said Kelly Rutherford, an Essex resident, of a Baltimore County cemetery’s plans to hold an Easter egg hunt in the vicinity of the beloved gone beyond. At ...

BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD – Baltimore County Police responded to reports of a shooting on Monday, in the 6700 block of Windsor Mill Road. When officers arrived, they found an adult male suffering from a gunshot wound. The victim was taken to a local hospital, and his condition is currently unknown. Detectives with the Baltimore County Police Department’s Violent Crimes Unit are actively investigating the case, and anyone with information is urged to contact the police department. The police have not yet identified any suspects or motives for the shooting, and they have not indicated whether the incident was random or The post Police Investigating Baltimore County Shooting appeared first on Shore News Network.

At approximately 12:30 a.m. Tuesday morning, Howard County Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to an address in the area of 1600 N. 1050 W. after receiving a tip on the whereabouts of a run-away 14-year-old female juvenile. Upon arrival, Deputies located the missing juvenile hiding in the basement of the...

Central Maryland resident claims prize on March 16 quick-pick ticket. A Howard County retiree was quite happy thinking he had just won a $50,000 Multi-Match prize and scheduled an appointment to claim his winnings at Lottery headquarters in Baltimore. He had no idea that his prize was more than 10 times what he thought! The retiree arrived at headquarters and was absolutely stunned to learn he won a $680,000 jackpot prize in the March 16 drawing.

The driver of the car Baltimore police pursued Saturday night, a chase that ended in a Roland Park crash that killed his wife, fled from officers in Carroll County twice last fall. Daniel Scott Moss, 58, was driving the car that Baltimore Police attempted to stop around 11:50 p.m. Saturday because it was wanted in connection with an attempted robbery in Westminster. The ensuing pursuit ended ...

Earlier this month, the Maryland Office of the Public Defender raised concerns about conditions at the Baltimore County Detention Center for youth charged as adults — issues ranging from a lack of education to rodent infestations. WYPR reporter Rachel Baye got a firsthand look at those conditions this week...