A man was fatally stabbed in Southeast Baltimore, prompting a homicide investigation. He died after being taken to a hospital. Authorities are seeking public assistance.

An early morning explosion destroyed a house in Rosedale, with no injuries as residents were away. The cause is under investigation by emergency crews and BGE.

Maryland residents to get utility bill credits due to the "Next Generation Energy Act." The Maryland Public Service Commission will issue two rounds, averaging around $80 each, to curb rising energy costs.

Tide Capital Realty plans to revitalise Valley Centre in Owings Mills with a $6 million upgrade, emphasizing community engagement and a mix of retail, food, and entertainment to adapt to modern consumer expectations.

An Amtrak train was evacuated in Baltimore due to a locomotive malfunction, leaving passengers without air conditioning in a tunnel during a heatwave.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott signed the FY2026 budget focused on investing in youth, improving public safety, and fostering neighborhood growth, bridging an $85 million budget gap without reducing core services or raising taxes.

Baltimore is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures forecasted by the NWS to reach up to 101 degrees. Heat advisories are in effect, and there is a slight chance of thunderstorms but little relief from the heat.

A Maryland State Trooper was injured when a Tesla hit his patrol car during a crash investigation on I-495. Impairment is considered a factor, and charges are pending.

Maryland Zoo's baby giraffe Titali, born March 27, will meet visitors through special passes, as she's introduced to the public incrementally to ensure comfort.

Baltimore braces for a severe heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching the century mark and heat indices up to 110 degrees, prompting health concerns and possible advisories.

Baltimore City announces road closures for AFRAM festival near Druid Hill Park; advises on alternate travel and parking provisions, including shuttles and public transport, to accommodate festival-goers.

Baltimore's Harbor Splash event has been postponed until July 19 due to heavy rain affecting water conditions. Registrations will be transferred or refunded.

The Baltimore County Redistricting Commission recommended a new map with nine districts, sparking debate due to partisan concerns and the aim to increase minority representation.