The National Weather Service predicts a cool, dry start to the week in Baltimore and Washington DC, with clear skies and a cooling trend due to high pressure from the Midwest.

The Harford County Sheriff's Office reports a resident lost over $1 million in an identity theft scheme, leading to the arrest of suspects Devalkumar and Mamata Vyas.

Baltimore prepares for severe weather from Hurricane Debby's remnants, with emergency measures including closures, sandbag distribution, and safety advisories.

The new Middle River RAC has opened in Baltimore County, offering a recreational space with aeronautics-themed programs, reflecting the region's aviation history.

Police arrested five juveniles and one adult in connection with two armed robberies in Baltimore County, recovering a gun and charging the suspects with multiple offenses.

Bel Air residents held a vigil on the Ma and Pa Trail to remember Rachel Morin, one year after her death, while a suspect faces murder and rape charges.

Howard County police release surveillance images of a suspected shooter in a fatal July 27th incident at The Mall in Columbia, asking for community assistance.

George W. Cook was arrested for setting a Domino’s Pizza on fire in Westminster using bags of feces and is facing multiple arson and property destruction charges.

Laurel's Mayor Keith R. Sydnor visited the National Cryptologic Museum, aligning with the city's educational initiatives and the Safe Summer Nights Program to enhance youth opportunities.

Two teens were arrested in Baltimore for attempted murder after a shooting on July 16 that injured an 18-year-old. The suspects, charged and detained, were linked to the incident by police investigation.

Police in Baltimore responded to a barricade incident in the 1700 block of Harlem Ave, advising locals to stay indoors and closing nearby streets. Details were limited as the situation unfolded.

Visit Harford! has sued Harford County's administration for breach of contract, alleging the withholding of $215,000 in funding. The tourism group cites economic harm to local businesses.

Baltimore expects high temperatures around the upper 90s with a heat index of 103 to 108, and the possibility of scattered storms providing slight relief.