Howard County is starting a construction project on June 16th to install sidewalks, ADA ramps, bike lanes, and a pedestrian crossing along Frederick Road in Ellicott City, aiming to improve accessibility and safety.

Baltimore is set to experience a rise in temperatures after a cold start to June, with warmer and sunnier conditions expected until a potential shift to showers and thunderstorms by the weekend.

Baltimore County Police investigate a double shooting in Parkville, where two men were injured and taken to hospitals with non-life-threatening wounds. Authorities seek public assistance for information.

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Watch for the Baltimore area due to heavy rain and thunderstorms, with potential flash flooding and strong winds this weekend.

Baltimore Police arrested Tamal Johnson for the Mother's Day murder of Taniya Gray. He faces multiple charges including first-degree murder and is held without bail.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Baltimore this week, with rain, thunderstorms, and possible urban flooding. Conditions should improve by Sunday.

Two hospitalized following a crash and rescue in Baltimore; one fell into water from a bridge, rescued by another, both non-life-threatening injuries.

Baltimore prepares for Artscape during Memorial Day with traffic changes and safety plans, including road closures and parking restrictions announced by Mayor Scott's office.

Baltimore is experiencing below-average temperatures and gusty conditions, with rain and cloudy skies. Improvement is expected over the weekend, with dry conditions and cooler temperatures. Rain and potential thunderstorms forecasted early next week.

Baltimore's DPW reopened the walking loop at Druid Hill Park as the Druid Lake Underground Tank Project nears completion, signaling progress in modernizing the city's water infrastructure.

Authorities seek information on a fatal shooting in Halethorpe, Maryland, after 20-year-old Tyler Tunstalle died from injuries. A reward is offered for helpful tips.

Katie Pumphrey altered her 24-mile Chesapeake swim to a shorter route due to bad weather, still aiming to raise awareness for Baltimore's waterfront health.

A judge in Baltimore is determining if PSEG can use eminent domain for a contentious 70-mile transmission line, with landowners opposing the project as primarily benefiting Virginia data centers.