Raymond Willis Lunn was arrested for attempted rape and assault that occurred on Johns Hopkins University campus. He is a registered sex offender with a criminal history. Increased campus police presence has been implemented for safety.

Maryland allocated $5 million from the VW settlement to expand its EV charging network, focusing on workplace and transportation corridor sites for improved air quality and economic growth.

Raymond Byrd was arrested in connection to a string of burglaries in Baltimore County, with police linking him to several cases and recovering stolen items.

Bridge collapsed under a septic truck in Baltimore County, causing no injuries or environmental harm. Increased heavy vehicle traffic from last year's bridge collapse is damaging local roads.

A severe cold front will bring rain and potential severe weather, including strong winds and isolated tornadoes, to Baltimore, with cooler temperatures following.

Rashad Smith led Virginia State Police on a high-speed chase that ended with a collision in Arlington, VA; he faces multiple charges including eluding and hit-and-run.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weekend weather for Baltimore, with clear skies before a cold front brings heavy Sunday rain and gusty winds. Temperatures will fluctuate with a cooler air mass expected later in the week.

Eight former Baltimore teachers are suing the school district and LTYC, claiming unpaid wages caused financial distress.

The National Weather Service predicts cooler temperatures and potential frost for Baltimore, with a Frost Advisory and Freeze Warning in some areas. Dry conditions and daytime highs in the low to mid 60s are expected.

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.