A Loyola University Maryland student filed a civil lawsuit after being choked by a security guard outside a Federal Hill bar. The suit names two guards, the security company, the bar, and the building's owner as defendants.

Parkville High School was briefly on lockdown after a student suspected of carrying a weapon fled but was later detained, with an unloaded gun found. Normal activities resumed shortly after.

The 2025 Healthy Harbor Report Card gave Baltimore's Inner Harbor a "C" grade for ecosystem health, with improved dissolved oxygen but poor chlorophyll a levels. Swimming safety has increased, and water quality has seen some enhancement.

Baltimore County police are at the scene of a stabbing-turned-barricade situation in Pikesville, with two adults hospitalized and details still emerging.

A cold front with the season's chilliest temperatures to hit Baltimore, bringing showers, winds up to 25 mph, and potentially aiding drought conditions. Temperatures will drop significantly mid-week with frost likely by Thursday.

A school bus crash in Baltimore County sent seven students to the hospital with minor injuries. The cause is unclear, and authorities are investigating.

A boy, 16, was shot in Southwest Baltimore; police are investigating, with no suspects yet. Despite the incident, there's a noted decrease in the city's gun violence.

The Baltimore area is forecasted to have a sunny and warm start to the week with highs in the lower 80s, before weather changes midweek due to an approaching cold front.

A raccoon in Harford County tested positive for rabies, leading to health warnings and advice on avoiding wildlife contact and ensuring pet vaccinations.

Baltimore weather promises clear skies and mild temperatures over the weekend, with high pressure dominating and a gradual warming trend expected. Minor coastal flooding alerts remain in some areas.

Anne Arundel County Police charged four people, including three teens, following a Severn shooting incident that led to raids, where drugs and weapons were seized.

An investigation by State's Attorney Ivan J. Bates revealed DPW negligence in a fatal truck collision that killed employee Timothy Cartwell; mishandled evidence and safety protocol violations were notable issues.

A Maryland State Police investigation into road rage uncovered illegal activities by Malik Jamil Pleasant, leading to his arrest for firearms and narcotics violations.