Mostly clear and mild Wednesday in Baltimore with a high near 84°F. A cold front may bring showers and thunderstorms Friday–Saturday.

Cirque du Soleil's first holiday production, ’Twas the Night Before…, returns to Baltimore's Hippodrome for a multi‑performance December run. The show mixes acrobatics and reimagined carols.

In a 5-4 decision, the Supreme Court blocked a Maryland woman's federal suit challenging a consent order tied to her involuntary hospitalization.

A Maidstone Farm waterfront estate with courts, two pools and an indoor golf simulator is on the market for about $13M after a multimillion‑dollar renovation.

A 19-year-old scooter rider died Saturday after colliding with an SUV in Broadway East. Baltimore's Crash Team is investigating and asking witnesses to call 410-396-2606.

Monday spikes into the mid‑90s with a strong chance of thunderstorms that could bring damaging winds and heavy rain.

Detectives executed a search warrant in Poppleton and seized dirt bikes, scooters and firearms; a 30‑year‑old man was arrested and charges are pending.

Gusty west winds will make Saturday blustery and Small Craft Advisories cover local waters. Showers and a few strong storms are likely Monday.

Maryland matched an $85 million offer to secure the Preakness Stakes' brand, keeping the race's name and commercial rights under state control.

Police sealed off part of the Royal Farms on East Fayette Street as forensics processed a reported shooting; detectives are investigating and seeking tips.

Baltimore quietly redrew its nine police districts using GIS to balance calls and speed responses, a change officials say will even workloads across neighborhoods.

A Station Annapolis crewman boarded a speeding, unmanned boat on the Severn River and stopped it after the operator was ejected. Video of the bold rescue is circulating online.

Charlotte Hays Murray says someone tore down rainbow flags from her Hampden bookstore's Pride display during Baltimore’s Pride weekend; police said no formal report was written.