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.

Baltimore's Mayor fired the city's Health Commissioner, Dr. Ihuoma Emenuga, who is under criminal investigation relating to her prior work at a non-profit healthcare provider.

Towson Apple Store union workers to vote on a historic contract that could influence retail labor relations nationwide, including a 10% pay raise and better scheduling.

Dollar General introduces fresh produce in its Baltimore store, aligning with a company-wide move to offer healthier food options, especially in areas lacking full-scale grocery stores.

Firefighters from Engine 10 - Parkville in Baltimore County rescued two fawns entrapped in a deck railing, unharmed and subsequently returned them to the woods.

Baltimore Police arrested a 30-year-old man with an active warrant and seized a handgun during a vehicle stop.

Baltimore will have a dry Sunday due to weak high pressure but can expect daily showers and thunderstorms starting Monday, with increasing heat and humidity throughout the week.

Baltimore DPW employees report poor facility conditions, including issues with basic amenities and safety, as confirmed by an Inspector General's inspection. Mayor Brandon Scott promises $20 million for new facilities.

Maryland Governor Wes Moore and Lt. Governor Aruna Miller visited the Baltimore Ravens' training grounds to show support and launch the 2024-2025 season alongside fans, emphasizing the team's community role following a bridge collapse.

Baltimore Police respond to a 32-year-old man shot on North Potomac Street; his condition is undisclosed while investigators seek public assistance for leads.