The National Weather Service forecasts dry, warm weather for Baltimore, with high pressure persisting through Tuesday and temperatures rising into the 90s, possibly causing thunderstorms later in the week.

James Richburg was found guilty of second-degree murder and firearms charges in Baltimore for fatally shooting William Womack on an MTA bus, following a minor altercation.

The Catholic Archdiocese of Baltimore suffered a cyber attack, exposing abuse survivors' data. The law firm involved delayed reporting the breach but committed to updates. This follows a similar incident with another advisor in the bankruptcy case.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes stable conditions, isolated showers, and foggy mornings, with a dry weekend and a warmer, more humid work week ahead.

Baltimore celebrated the 42nd National Night Out to enhance police-community relations and reinforce violence reduction strategies, with a reported decrease in the city's violent crime rates.

Baltimore's Eutaw Street was closed due to fears about the structural integrity of buildings 308 and 310. Inspections are planned, affecting local transport and businesses.

Maryland State Police request public assistance in locating a suspect for a fatal hit-and-run in Prince George’s County. The victim, Leroy Wedge, was killed early morning on Route 202.

Baltimore is expected to have dry and cool weather due to high pressure, with slightly warmer temperatures and clear skies until mid-week, when humidity and the chance of rain may increase.

Moo Moo Cows, an ice cream shop in Baltimore's Federal Hill, was vandalized, sustaining $5,000 in damages; amid rising neighborhood crime, police are investigating.

Christopher Steven McGee was found guilty of second-degree rape of a 12-year-old by Anne Arundel County Circuit Court. Sentencing is set for September 2025.

Baltimore reports the lowest youth homicide rate in over a decade, with only two cases in early 2025, amidst broader crime declines and state efforts to address violence as a public health issue.

The ADL filed a federal complaint accusing Baltimore schools of ignoring antisemitism, citing incidents such as Nazi salutes. BCPS defended its response and commitment to addressing such issues.

Two Pasadena teens were arrested for a series of burglaries after they kicked in doors of local homes, leading to burglary and property damage charges.