Five people, including a Morgan State student, were injured in a shooting near Howard University during homecoming; none were Howard students. Police arrested two suspects and increased security after the incident.

Suspect Raymond Lunn, a registered sex offender, was arrested for an attempted rape at Johns Hopkins University.

Baltimore's forecast includes a mix of clouds and sun with chilly, dry conditions and high pressure influencing the weather. Frost advisories are in effect; temperatures will be below normal with a chance of rain mid-week.

A Towson University student was assaulted in a campus parking lot; police are seeking information on the suspect who also damaged the student's car tire.

Ellicott City officials launched a "Back to the Future"-themed campaign to raise funds for the restoration of their flood-damaged clock tower, utilizing a DeLorean and 80s nostalgia.

The Baltimore City Council is considering a bill to regulate the spacing and operations of discount and dollar stores, which faces legal concerns but aims to support urban revitalization.

Baltimore Mayor Scott initiates the Sisson Street Task Force's first meeting to determine the future of the Sisson Street Drop Off Center, with input from council members, local stakeholders, and the community.

A mistrial was declared in Norman Waker's trial for a shooting at Pleasant View Gardens senior facility after jury deliberations. A retrial is expected within three months.

Baltimore County Police investigate a crash that killed Nicholas Weber. The accident involved a head-on collision in Dundalk. Community members have organized support for Weber's funeral expenses.

Mackenzie Scott donated $63 million to Morgan State University, her second major gift to the institution, aimed at enhancing its programs and initiatives.

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.