Brandon Russell is sentenced to 20 years for planning to attack Baltimore's power grid, alongside Sarah Clendaniel, causing potential chaos and damages.

Papi Cuisine in Federal Hill has closed due to technical issues; reservations are moved to Proper Cuisine. Co-owner Alex Perez focuses on a new business direction, including a seasoning line.

Baltimore County Executive Kathy Klausmeier refutes the DOJ's 'sanctuary jurisdiction' classification of the county, emphasizing adherence to laws and commitment to public safety and community services.

Bryan O’Neal Jones received a 20-year sentence for theft and exploiting elderly residents as a fraudulent contractor, owing nearly $300,000 in restitution.

Clifford Tatum succeeds Armstead Jones as the new director of the Baltimore City Board of Elections, bringing extensive election law experience and a commitment to transparency.

Survivors of clergy abuse are dismayed by the prolonged bankruptcy proceedings and lack of compensation from the Baltimore Archdiocese, as legal and insurance entities seem to prioritize their own interests.

Baltimore expects unusual weather with potential coastal flooding due to high pressure over Quebec, a low pressure system off the Southeast, and the upcoming Full Moon. Rain will be light and temperatures below normal.

The planned MAGLEV train project between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. has been canceled after USDOT and FRA withdrew funding due to planning issues and financial challenges.

Orlando Coleman Jr. was arrested in Annapolis for drug and weapons charges after a multi-month investigation led to the seizure of drugs, firearms, and money.

Baltimore Police helicopter executed an emergency landing to rescue a man who nearly drowned at Walter P. Carter pool after-hours; officers performed lifesaving CPR.

The National Weather Service predicts severe thunderstorms and potential flash flooding in Baltimore, urging caution and preparation from locals as a cold front arrives. A drier weekend is anticipated following the stormy conditions.

Baltimore is increasing traffic enforcement with new speed and height cameras to improve safety around schools and prevent oversized trucks from damaging infrastructure.

A Baltimore man received a 45-year sentence for the 2023 murder of a high school student, entering an Alford plea acknowledging evidence for conviction without admitting guilt.