Paul Pinsky, Director of the Maryland Energy Administration, is retiring after three years and a dedication to environmental reform and climate action.

Bodycam footage of a fatal police shooting in Dundalk, Maryland was released, showing the incident that led to 55-year-old Robert Adams' death. Six officers were involved and are on leave during the investigation.

Baltimore's Deputy Mayor Anthony "Tony" Barksdale, noted for his dedication to public safety, has died; Mayor Brandon Scott praised his contributions and lasting impact.

A water main break in Cockeysville led to lane closures and traffic disruptions, with Baltimore County officials responding for repairs near Shawan and York Roads.

A man was fatally shot in east Baltimore, and homicide detectives are now investigating the case. Witnesses with information are urged to contact authorities.

Key Highway in Baltimore is closed due to a sinkhole, with detours set up between Covington and E. Cross Streets. No injuries reported. Public Works is investigating.

Annapolis started a major flood-protection project at City Dock, involving elevation and flood barriers, amid mayoral debate on its funding and FEMA grant.

Baltimore is expected to have dry weather with sunny skies and moderate temperatures through Thursday, followed by a potential for increased fire weather concerns due to low humidity and gusty winds.

Baltimore weather to fluctuate, with cold fronts bringing rain, gusty winds, and potential fire risk due to dry conditions and low humidity. Frost possible on Thursday and Sunday nights.

Two goats escaped and caused a stir on Main Street in Ellicott City, later safely returned home by police with the event humorously shared on social media.

Baltimore County was removed from the DOJ's list of sanctuary jurisdictions after signing a memorandum with ICE, ending limited cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed cloud cover and breezy conditions for the Baltimore area, with potential light showers and seasonable temperatures into next week.

Driver Lisa Lea scheduled for a plea hearing after the 2023 crash on I-695, which may result in her pleading guilty to charges and accepting a 10-year sentence recommendation.