The National Weather Service reports weather improvements in Baltimore as the coastal low moves away, with clearer conditions and a cold front bringing cooler air and gusty winds. Temperatures will vary, with a potential frost Thursday night.

A coastal low pressure system is causing weather changes in the Baltimore area, with the National Weather Service predicting winds, rain, and possible minor coastal flooding into the next week.

MTA resumes light rail service between Hunt Valley and Lutherville after a fire caused a temporary suspension.

Window washers dressed as superheroes visited young patients at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center, providing entertainment and a break from hospital routine.

The National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC cautions of potential weather hazards for Baltimore including rain, winds, and possible coastal flooding due to a coastal low tracking along the East Coast.

Baltimore experiences autumn weather with clear skies and seasonal lows, while frost advisories and freeze warnings are in effect for various regions. A coastal low threatens to bring showers and gusty winds by the weekend.

Vincent Harris was sentenced to 120 years for a double murder in Baltimore, with co-defendant Tyrone Payne receiving life terms. Their crime resulted in the deaths of Di'Shon Smith and Deshaun Waters.

A Baltimore man is charged with the fatal stabbing of Michael Schuler, marking the city's 100th homicide in a year showing a decline in violent crime.

Baltimore Police discovered human skeletal remains in a vacant home on Division Street, with age, gender, and cause of death pending examination by the Medical Examiner's Office.

Maryland State Police are investigating the stabbing death of Kem’mon La’Austin Walker in Salisbury, Maryland, urging public assistance for information.

Anne Arundel County police warn of a phone scam pretending to be the Sheriff's Office Civil Processing Unit, urging residents not to provide information or money.

Baltimore raised its landfill tipping fee for the first time in 32 years, increasing it from $60 to $135 per ton, to deter out-of-town use and align with regional rates.

A new witness testimony leads to Gary Williams' indictment in the 2007 cold case murder of David Arnold Byrd Jr. in Edgewood, as reported by Fox Baltimore and WBAL-TV.