Police search for a vehicle theft suspect in Catonsville, with joint efforts by Baltimore County and City forces.

Baltimore police conducted early morning raids related to a mass overdose in Penn North, with details of arrests and involvement remaining undisclosed as the investigation continues.

Feast & Fettle is expanding its meal delivery service into Maryland, planning to create 250 jobs with a new facility in Howard County, backed by state and local financial support.

Meghan Trainor announces her "The Get In Girl Tour," including a Baltimore stop and a new album release. Proceeds support The Trevor Project, with tickets available starting November 18 for American Express members.

The National Weather Service predicts cold weather for Baltimore, with mixed conditions on Sunday and a significant drop in temperature by Monday, possibly breaking records by Tuesday.

A shed fire in Harford County, which spread to a nearby house, was quickly controlled by firefighters without injuries; the cause is under investigation.

A series of raids led by Baltimore Police resulted in three arrests and the seizure of drugs and cash from two businesses accused of illegal drug sales.

Baltimore weather is shifting; drier with a breeze today, colder tonight, and a stronger front bringing potential showers and a freeze early next week.

Maryland's Department of Education data shows a rise in state school ratings, with significant improvements in Baltimore City. The report reflects academic achievements and progress, despite some areas not meeting math proficiency targets.

Racist flyers with "KKK" markings found in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood sparked concern and conversation about racism in the community. Local councilmember and residents denounce the hate messages.

Skateland Putty Hill in Baltimore County is closing after 48 years due to the landlord not renewing the lease, leaving the community to reminisce about the beloved skating venue.

Kids in costumes celebrated Halloween at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, with staff facilitating a parade and themed activities for child patients and their siblings.

Baltimore relaunches "Buy Back the Block," offering $15,000 to $20,000 homebuying grants, aiming to improve homeownership and community stability without repayment obligations.