Police Chief Killed | Power Outages | Fatal Motorcycle Crash | Coffee Crawl: MD Weekend

We've rounded up the stories you may have missed in Maryland over the weekend to prepare you for the week ahead.

Severn Man Killed After Being Thrown From Motorcycle: Police

The fatal crash occurred Saturday near the intersection of Town Center Boulevard and Jacobs Road. Authorities were alerted to the scene shortly after 4 a.m.

18-Year-Old Injured After Shooting Breaks Out Near Towson University: Police

A shooting near Towson University late Sunday led to an 18-year-old man being hospitalized and the school being placed under an hourslong lockdown.

3 Teens Charged As Adults Over Weekend Armed Carjacking: Police

Baltimore County Police identified the three accused carjackers on Monday as 16-year-old boys who were waived to adult status.

Thousands Impacted By MoCo Power Outage After Transformer Fire

Thousands of residents were left without power for several hours over the weekend after a transformer fire broke out in Germantown.

Coffee Crawl Returns To Anne Arundel County For Second Year

Café Diem: The Annapolis Coffee Crawl came underway Sunday and is offering residents a "gamified adventure" where they can make stops at local coffee shops and collect points for a grand prize.

MD Police Chief Killed In Head-On Crash In Talbot County

A 62-year-old Maryland man was killed Friday morning when a delivery truck crossed the center line of a Talbot County road and struck his SUV head-on, according to Maryland State Police.

3 People Displaced After Electrical Fire Causes $150K In Damages To MoCo Home: MCFRS

More than 50 firefighters with the Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Service were called Sunday around 2 p.m. to a fire at a two-story home on the 1900 block of S. Fallsmead Way, just off Wootton Parkway.

16-Year-Old Charged As Adult In Prince George's Community College Shooting: Police

A 16-year-old Upper Marlboro boy was arrested and charged as an adult with attempted murder in the Thursday shooting of another teenager at Prince George's Community College, police said.