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.

The Baltimore County Traffic Calming Unit wasted over $125,000 due to improper installations and ADA compliance issues, leading to the dismissal of a responsible employee.

A driver died in Ellicott City after his vehicle hit a utility pole following an unmarked police car's attempted traffic stop, leading to an investigation without a police chase.

Baltimore County police surrounded a student mistakenly identified by an A.I. system as armed, due to a bag of chips; the error prompted discussions on A.I.'s reliability.

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.