Baltimore's Mayor and Police Commissioner filed a motion with the DOJ to confirm the BPD's compliance with parts of their consent decree on First Amendment protections and other reforms.

The National Aquarium celebrates its 60 millionth visitor, underscoring its economic impact and conservation efforts, including the new Harbor Wetland exhibit.

Calvin Ball, Howard County Executive, announced the formation of the Spending Affordability Advisory Committee to guide the county's future budgeting.

An Orphans Court judge in Anne Arundel County, Marc Knapp, has been indicted for secretly recording fellow judges, a misconduct that contravenes Maryland's consent recording laws.

The National Weather Service forecasts a low pressure system bringing unpredictable weather to Baltimore, including rainfall, possible drizzle, and overcast skies, with conditions varying by region. A cold front may improve conditions by Tuesday.

Frederick Douglass Moorefield, Jr., a former Defense Department official, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for participating in a multi-state dogfighting conspiracy.

Three men were sentenced for the murder of Israeli visitor Efraim Gordon during a 2021 attempted robbery in Baltimore. They received 25 to 50 years after guilty pleas and a trial conviction.

Light flurries expected in northwest Baltimore today; dry conditions persist with cold rain and some ice accumulation forecasted for Sunday.

Baltimore proposes water bill hikes to maintain its water system, with an initial 9.66% increase planned for February 2025, followed by further rises in subsequent years.

Amir Barnes-Henderson, 26, was arrested for the fatal shooting of Gary Matthews, 34, in Baltimore’s Northeast District. He faces first and second-degree murder charges.

A loud boom in Glen Burnie, MD led to a multi-agency investigation with no injuries or damage found. The cause is being determined, with no current public threat.

The Baltimore County Council has shortlisted five candidates to replace outgoing County Executive Johnny Olszewski, with speeches scheduled for the finalists to present their cases.

Isabel Cumming has been reappointed for a second term as Baltimore's Inspector General, having led an office that addressed waste and fraud, and responded to 827 complaints in 2024.