Tracy Jeter was found guilty of First-Degree Murder, facing life in prison with sentencing set for September 2025, after disguising himself and fatally shooting Travon Benson in Baltimore.

Arnold Senior Activity Center is undergoing renovation and expansion, scheduled to start August 4, 2025, and finish by late summer 2026, with a temporary relocation to AACC during construction.

Baltimore forecasts below-normal temperatures and dropping humidity this weekend, with cooler, September-like weather brought by a high pressure system.

Southwest Airlines announced new nonstop flights from BWI to St. Thomas starting February 7, 2026, with prices ranging from $300 to $700. BWI is also upgrading its facilities.

Baltimore City Register of Wills office audit reveals concerns over $1 million in taxpayer funds misused on media and promotional items, with issues in hiring practices also noted.

Maryland State Police are investigating after a woman was found dead in her Jeep on I-695 in Baltimore County. An autopsy is pending, and authorities seek information.

Detectives investigate a double shooting in Woodlawn, Baltimore County, where two 18-year-old males were injured, one seriously. Authorities seek tips and offer a reward for information leading to an arrest.

Baltimore prepares for a heatwave with the potential for severe storms and high humidity as a cold front approaches, leading to possible aviation and maritime disruptions.

Robyn Murphy has been named the permanent CEO of Create Baltimore, formerly the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, with support from Mayor Scott and the board.

John Huffington, after being wrongfully imprisoned for 32 years, filed a lawsuit against Harford County officials for a corrupt investigation that led to his wrongful conviction.

Tony Dukes received a life sentence plus 35 years for murdering Eugene Fitzgerald, with convictions on multiple charges including First-Degree Murder.

Ex-Baltimore Officer Eli Winston pleaded guilty to assault and other charges, getting a 10-year sentence with five suspended and probation, illustrating a strong stance against domestic violence.

Howard County has introduced a five-year plan to end homelessness by aiming for "functional zero," where homelessness is below the system's capacity to house individuals, backed by support services and legislation.