Baltimore's weekly weather forecast includes sun, clouds, intermittent showers, and varying temperatures with a possibility of thunderstorms early next week.

B-360, a Baltimore nonprofit, opens a Teen Center at Harborplace Pavilion, offering education, career support, and a space for youth, while planning for a future dirt bike campus.

Baltimore has relocated two speed cameras on the Jones Falls Expressway to improve road safety; enforcement with $40 citations for exceeding the limit by 12 mph begins after a grace period.

Baltimore Police are investigating a homicide where a 42-year-old man died from gunshots in Southeast District. They urge witnesses to contact Metro Crime Stoppers.

A shootout occurred outside an M&T Bank in Brooklyn Park, with police seeking two male suspects. No injuries reported and the investigation is ongoing.

A hoax explosive device found in a student's backpack at Boonsboro High School led to an evacuation and questioning of two students. The school resumed normal activities after safety clearance.

Maryland's Board of Public Works approved $15.3 million for park improvements and land conservation in both urban and rural areas across several counties.

Baltimore's weather will fluctuate this week with sunny days and potential showers, temperatures in the upper 50s to mid-60s, and occasional strong wind gusts.

BCPS announced finalists for its annual awards, recognizing teachers, principals, and assistant principals. Winners will be announced at a gala on April 23.

Anthony McCarthy, a significant figure in Baltimore's political and media circles, died at 57 from kidney disease. He worked as a spokesperson for multiple mayors and representatives and was known for his community service and faith.

A Baltimore County officer was released from the hospital after being shot and is recovering; the suspect, shot by police, remains hospitalized, with the incident's motives not yet clear.

Anne Arundel County is addressing a cyber incident's impact on their operations, with County Executive Pittman updating on recovery efforts and restored online capabilities.

The Department of Education investigates Towson University for alleged racial discrimination in its graduate programs, part of a larger probe into 45 universities.