A two-alarm fire at Bayview Golf Center in Baltimore resulted in the complete destruction of the facility and minor injuries to one firefighter. Solar panels are being investigated as a potential cause.

Baltimore organizations gave out free gun lockboxes to promote firearm safety and respond to recent shootings, with advocacy for policy changes like an assault weapons ban.

The article outlines the National Weather Service's forecast for Baltimore with high pressure, cold fronts later in the week, and mostly dry conditions with some showers and potential minor coastal flooding.

Baltimore County Police reported a suspected double murder-suicide in Catonsville, with three family members found dead, including a woman, a child, and a male suspect.

Juan Yahir Quiroz Manzueta, 21, of Yonkers, was arrested in New Rochelle, NY, on charges including attempted murder, after a highway chase and the assault of a deputy.

Southwest and Frontier are expanding routes from BWI Marshall, adding various domestic and international flights including to St. Maarten and New Orleans.

The dispute between UnitedHealthcare and Johns Hopkins has left 60,000 Maryland patients with uncertain healthcare coverage, as the organizations failed to renew their agreement.

Dandre Woods-Bethel received two life sentences plus 28 years for a 2020 double murder in Clifton Park, Baltimore.

Anne Arundel County school bus drivers may strike, affecting over 100 routes, due to unresolved negotiations with Student Transportation of America for better healthcare and wages.

Tyrone Payne receives two consecutive life sentences for his role in the double murder of Di'Shon Smith and Deshaun Waters on Hollins Ferry Road, Baltimore.

The article discusses the weather forecast for the Baltimore and Washington, DC area, expecting sunny spells and drier air after storm Erin, with minor coastal flooding concerns and potential severe thunderstorms by Sunday.

The Anne Arundel County Police Department has achieved its tenth CALEA Accreditation, reflecting its commitment to professional law enforcement standards.

Maryland's AG confirmed no charges against officers in a Baltimore courthouse shooting where a man died after shooting himself and being shot in the leg by a bailiff.