Patchy fog and light rain will slow the Wednesday commute in Baltimore with highs near 51°F. Nights stay damp but a strong warm‑up arrives by Saturday.

Baltimore’s Quarantine Road landfill saw deliveries fall sharply after the city doubled its tipping fee, forcing officials to rethink capacity and budget plans. Activists say the drop could accelerate a shift toward zero‑waste if revenue follows.

Anne Arundel police say a 55-year-old Severn baseball trainer was charged after an ICAC probe tied to an August CyberTipline report; detectives executed a search warrant and seized evidence.

Anne Arundel officials are pushing to slow a five‑day eviction timeline they say leaves renters without meaningful notice or counsel. Lawmakers in Annapolis are now weighing a local fix versus a statewide change.

Light snow is possible Monday with a wintry mix overnight into Tuesday. Most places should see under half an inch, but bridges and higher ground may be slick.

Chilly, breezy Sunday with isolated showers and a Small Craft Advisory on the bay. A brief wintry mix is possible Monday night into Tuesday morning.

Homicide detectives are investigating a fatal shooting in the 1500 block of Ashland Avenue as forensics crews collect evidence.

Baltimore police launched a Southern District homicide probe after officers found a woman with apparent gunshot wounds at a South Baltimore home. Her remains were taken to the Office of the Medical Examiner.

A UMD professor says squatters used a fake lease to occupy his Pigtown townhome for 59 days, leaving contractors to estimate roughly $80,000 in damage. The case has renewed calls in Annapolis for tougher penalties.

Three men are wanted after a 28-year-old was stabbed Wednesday night on Edmondson Avenue; Western District detectives are investigating.

Lawmakers have proposed a bipartisan change to carve inspectors general out of the Maryland Public Information Act after Baltimore’s watchdog office says it was blocked from records. The move follows a lawsuit and a joint appeal from four local inspectors general.

A co‑located Baltimore City social‑services desk opened inside the Reisterstown Road MVA to help residents with SNAP, Medicaid and temporary cash benefits as federal work rules roll out.

HER Resiliency Center says the state withheld more than $218,000 in VOCA reimbursements, forcing program suspensions and layoffs in Baltimore.