Baltimore is set for widespread showers and thunderstorms due to a stationary front, with a flood watch issued for several counties and varying temperatures anticipated.

A woman was found shot in Baltimore's Eastern District and is stable in the hospital. Police are investigating and appealing for information from the public.

City council tensions rise in Baltimore following the cancellation of a hearing on the opioid crisis, with disputes over the potential risks it posed to ongoing litigation.

U.S. Customs in Baltimore seized 343 stolen vehicles valued at $17.7 million in FY2023, with most intended for West Africa, marking a 44% increase from the previous year.

Urgent sinkhole repairs on Old Hanover Road near Cherrytown Road cause lane closures, expected to last half a day on July 10th, urging commuters to seek alternate routes.

Baltimore police arrested a 23-year-old prohibited from possessing firearms, confiscating a loaded handgun in East Baltimore. The individual now faces legal proceedings.

The Maryland court ruled that Marilyn Mosby can keep her law license while her federal convictions are appealed, despite concerns expressed by some justices.

A 20-year-old man was arrested for first-degree murder after a fatal road rage shooting in Taneytown, leading to one death and multiple injuries on Independence Day.

The NWS predicts dry, less humid weather in Baltimore and D.C. today before heat, humidity, and thunderstorms return next week, potentially with heavy rainfall and gusty winds.

A man was fatally shot in the head on Woodbrook Avenue in West Baltimore, with police now investigating the case as a homicide. The Baltimore Police Department seeks public assistance for leads.

One shooting incident occurred in Baltimore's Western District, at North Rosedale Street, with the victim hospitalized and police seeking public assistance.

Baltimore celebrated Independence Day with fireworks and a drone show at Inner Harbor, featuring performances and a strong police presence for security.

Former NSA contractor Jacky Lynn McComber received a 13-month prison sentence for fraudulent billing practices and must repay $176,913 to the government.