MONOPOLY: Baltimore Edition launches October 24, featuring the city's landmarks, replacing traditional game squares, and offering a localized gaming experience.

Towson University President Mark Ginsberg was honored with the June E. Streckfus Leadership in Education Partnerships Award for enhancing education-business ties in Maryland.

Baltimore Police responded to a non-fatal shooting of a 19-year-old in downtown Baltimore, where they are now investigating and seeking community tips.

The Baltimore Jewish community celebrates the release of 20 hostages from Gaza, expressing a mix of relief, hope for peace, and sorrow for lost lives. The cautious optimism is shared by local leaders and extends to Palestinian prisoner releases.

A Loyola University Maryland student filed a civil lawsuit after being choked by a security guard outside a Federal Hill bar. The suit names two guards, the security company, the bar, and the building's owner as defendants.

Parkville High School was briefly on lockdown after a student suspected of carrying a weapon fled but was later detained, with an unloaded gun found. Normal activities resumed shortly after.

The 2025 Healthy Harbor Report Card gave Baltimore's Inner Harbor a "C" grade for ecosystem health, with improved dissolved oxygen but poor chlorophyll a levels. Swimming safety has increased, and water quality has seen some enhancement.

Baltimore County police are at the scene of a stabbing-turned-barricade situation in Pikesville, with two adults hospitalized and details still emerging.

A cold front with the season's chilliest temperatures to hit Baltimore, bringing showers, winds up to 25 mph, and potentially aiding drought conditions. Temperatures will drop significantly mid-week with frost likely by Thursday.

A school bus crash in Baltimore County sent seven students to the hospital with minor injuries. The cause is unclear, and authorities are investigating.

A boy, 16, was shot in Southwest Baltimore; police are investigating, with no suspects yet. Despite the incident, there's a noted decrease in the city's gun violence.

The Baltimore area is forecasted to have a sunny and warm start to the week with highs in the lower 80s, before weather changes midweek due to an approaching cold front.

A raccoon in Harford County tested positive for rabies, leading to health warnings and advice on avoiding wildlife contact and ensuring pet vaccinations.