Baltimore police arrested Kileal Kenton for attempted first-degree murder in a Northwest District shooting last month, where a 22-year-old was injured.

The article discusses a documentary about the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Maryland, covering the event's impact and recovery efforts, set to air on MPT-HD and WBAL-TV.

Clear skies and rising temperatures are expected in Baltimore, with a fire weather risk due to gusty winds and low humidity. The warming trend will continue with possible record highs. Dry conditions and further warming are anticipated later in the week.

A severe fire ravaged multiple rowhomes, a church, and businesses in West Baltimore, with strong winds fueling the flames and causing significant destruction.

Baltimore faces cold temperatures and strong winds as a blustery system exits the region, with potential gusts up to 40 knots and a Gale Warning for mariners. Light rain and snow are expected, but a significant warm-up is forecasted for next week.

Two men were arrested in Aberdeen hotel for drug and weapons charges after police seized narcotics and a firearm.

Two men were killed in a targeted shooting in Severn, Maryland, with another injured. Police are investigating the incident.

Two men, Kearney and Vaughn, face charges for impersonating police officers in Baltimore County, found with enforcement gear and performing a false traffic stop.

The Baltimore Police Department is cracking down on gun violence and drug trafficking, seizing over 400 illegal firearms and encouraging public reporting of crimes.

Nicholas Giroux pled guilty to murdering neighbor and amateur boxer Isaiah Olugbemi, facing life plus 20 years. The conviction was aided by video evidence and Giroux's confession. Sentencing is set for April 22, 2025.

Baltimore expects diverse weather this week with a cold front, clear skies, then a severe mid-week storm system potentially bringing thunderstorms and heavy rain, followed by colder air and snow showers.

The Baltimore Ravens will invest $20 million of their own funds for M&T Bank Stadium upgrades without expecting reimbursement and anticipate an additional $35 million to be covered by future state bonds.

Baltimore County Councilman Pat Young announces his candidacy for Baltimore County Executive, highlighting his focus on empathy, accessibility, and government transparency.