Cool, rainy start Friday with heavier showers into Saturday and gusty east winds. Small craft advisories and tidal rises possible; Memorial Day looks warmer but unsettled.

Baltimore police released photos of men tied to a May 13 armed robbery on Brooklyn Avenue. Detectives ask anyone with information to come forward.

Officers found a gunshot victim near East Lombard and Horseradish Lane in Jonestown; detectives searched the 1000 block and are asking for tips.

The fight over Maryland’s broad list of gun‑free “sensitive places” reached the U.S. Supreme Court as rival petitions ask the justices to define where states may bar carry. The outcome could reshape carry rules nationwide.

A cool front replaces this week’s heat — expect showers, gusts and small‑craft advisories through the holiday weekend.

A state task force wants roughly $1 billion to modernize the Baltimore Convention Center, proposing a new joint authority and regional financing — including a 3% restaurant levy.

Highs near 96°F today, then scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Expect gusty winds, hail risk and a sharp cool-down through the holiday.

The Ravens are opening The Flockyard outside M&T Bank Stadium — a three-story, modular VIP tailgate with 20 loft suites, a rooftop and courtyard. Local reporting pegs suite prices and access options.

Jimmy's Breakfast Bar & Grill has opened on Broadway Square in Fells Point, returning breakfast service to the corner where the old diner once stood.

A 27-year-old was arrested and charged with attempted murder after a 16-year-old was shot in Arbutus on May 15. Police say the teen’s injuries are non-life-threatening and the suspect is being held without bond.

A new video shows a rowhome ablaze beside the Westside Shopping Center in Southwest Baltimore. Fire investigators are reviewing the scene and the cause remains under investigation.

A reported shark bite at Assateague State Park on May 17 prompted a heavy first‑responder response; Maryland officials say the incident is under investigation.

A state forest service report found arson on the Eastern Shore drove a near‑doubling of wildfire acres in Maryland in 2025, even though total fire counts stayed similar. The bulk of damage hit marsh and non‑forest land.