Baltimore expects cooler temperatures and clear skies as Canadian high pressure builds from the west, with a forecast of early Fall-like weather including nights potentially in the 40s.

A Baltimore mother lost $900 to a squeegee worker in a Cash App scam at an intersection. She intended to tip him but he accessed her phone and transferred the funds. The police are investigating the ongoing fraud trend.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies and high temperatures for Baltimore/DC, followed by a weekend cold front with possible thunderstorms and lower temperatures next week.

Maryland collected over $18 million in cannabis tax revenue from April to June 2025, supporting various community and public health initiatives and reflecting efforts toward social equity.

Baltimore's weather will fluctuate as fronts and pressure systems pass, bringing varied conditions including thunderstorms, a brief warmer period, then cooler weather.

Baltimore reports a decrease in violent crime, with significant drops in homicides and nonfatal shootings, attributed to law enforcement and community interventions.

A motorcyclist was critically injured and a passenger hospitalized after a collision with an SUV in Pasadena near Ritchie Highway and Jumpers Hole Road.

The Maryland Transit Administration offers emergency transport after a cyberattack affects its Mobility paratransit service, hindering trip scheduling.

The Moo Moo Cows ice cream shop in Baltimore's Federal Hill has been vandalized for a third time, sustaining over $10,000 in damages. The owners seek community help to identify the culprits.

Anne Arundel County has launched a Community Wellbeing Index to assess local quality of life and inform policies.

The Baltimore Oyster Partnership aims to plant 5 million oysters in Baltimore Harbor by 2030, a move that will benefit the local ecosystem and economy.

Maryland is conducting unscheduled mosquito control in Crofton due to diseases like West Nile virus and Zika. Spraying will occur on August 27, with precautions advised for residents.

US officials plan to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda after he refused a plea deal that involved deportation to Costa Rica. His legal team contests the human smuggling charges he faces.