Baltimore's State's Attorney has announced convictions and indictments in elder abuse cases, highlighting economic crimes against elders and actions by the Economic Crimes Unit to combat these issues.

The National Weather Service forecasts clearer skies and mild temperatures for Baltimore, with occasional showers and thunderstorms possible. Cooler weather is expected to start on Sunday.

A man in Baltimore was hospitalized with a gunshot wound after being shot on North Fulton Avenue. The police are investigating and seeking tips from the public.

David Warren, a Black Guerilla Family gang member, was sentenced to 38 years in federal prison for his role in crimes including murder and drug trafficking.

Two individuals were arrested in Nottingham after a vehicle pursuit involving Maryland State Police and Baltimore County Police, with one suspect firing a shot during the foot chase.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Baltimore, with a weakening low-pressure system, potential rain, and a backdoor cold front coming Saturday.

Thomas Rhett is set to perform in Burgettstown, PA, during his "Better in Boots" tour on June 13, with Tucker Wetmore, The Castellows, and DASHA. Tickets go on sale soon.

The Baltimore area is expected to have stable weather due to high pressure, but a low-pressure system may bring changes, including possible rain and coastal flooding next week.

The Justice Department and Maryland's U.S. Attorney's Office settled with Johns Hopkins Health System to enhance disability access following an ADA lawsuit.

Rasheed Morris, involved in Efraim Gordon's 2021 murder, was sentenced to 40 years, with the possibility of a review in 20 years due to his youthful offender status. Three other defendants await sentencing.

The panic over an active shooter at Aberdeen Proving Ground was based on a false report; police found no evidence of a shooter after sweeping the buildings.

Gary Hammond Jackson III from Pasadena pled guilty to federal charges of sexual exploitation of a minor and related offenses as a registered sex offender.

Baltimore has reached a settlement with Walgreens over opioid litigation, adding to the city's recovery of $402.5 million. The terms will be disclosed on October 3 as Baltimore continues to pursue other pharmaceutical companies.