Baltimore faced a surge in gun violence with three deaths and seven injuries over a weekend, despite a year-to-date decrease in homicides and shootings. Residents cite a lack of youth programs as a concern.

Baltimore's weather will vary, with a warm front Tuesday, a cold front Wednesday, and potential thunderstorms. A high-pressure system will bring cooler, drier conditions late in the week.

One man died and two were injured in a West Baltimore triple shooting; no suspect has been arrested. Community members call for more youth programs and mental health initiatives.

A high-pressure system will bring fair weather and high temperatures in Baltimore early in the week, with no rain expected until after Tuesday morning.

A double shooting in Baltimore left a 23-year-old man dead and an 18-year-old woman injured; homicide detectives are investigating the incident that disrupted MTA services.

BJ's Wholesale Club plans to open a new store in the former Walmart location on Putty Hill Avenue in Towson, aiming for a mid-2028 launch pending Baltimore County approvals.

Baltimore's weather will remain overcast, with chances of drizzle and persistent clouds, followed by rain through Saturday and potential clearing on Sunday. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for local mariners.

A 13-year-old boy was shot and injured in west Baltimore, marking the second such incident in the area within four days. He's in stable condition; police seek information on the shooting.

The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for Baltimore with possible 40-50 mph gusts and warnings of quick fire spread due to dry conditions.

After public backlash, Baltimore County Public Library reinstated 14 part-time librarians it had abruptly laid off, apologizing for the handling of the dismissals.

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.