Johns Hopkins researchers found coal dust in Baltimore's Curtis Bay area, validating local concerns over health risks from a nearby CSX coal terminal. CSX asserts compliance with environmental standards, as debate over their permit renewal continues.

Baltimore police are searching for suspects in the murder of 28-year-old Kierra Tripp at a hotel near Johns Hopkins Hospital, using a released video for public help.

Baltimore's weather this week features a dry Monday with increasing clouds, followed by light rain in the evening. A cold front Tuesday night will lead to a significant temperature drop, and colder conditions are expected over Thanksgiving weekend.

A winning $50,000 Maryland Lottery ticket was sold at Perry Hall's Honeygo Wine & Spirits, but remains unclaimed. The winner must claim the prize within 182 days.

Emergency crews responded to a gas leak at Western School of Technology in Catonsville, evaluating 12 people, with no hospital treatments required, and normal school operations resumed swiftly.

Kenika Danielle Leach pleaded guilty to running a sex trafficking ring in Maryland, using coercion and drug dependency to exploit victims. She awaits sentencing in 2025.

Elkridge will see construction along Roosevelt Boulevard starting December as part of a pedestrian safety and connectivity improvement project in Howard County.

Police responded to a Motel 6 robbery in Linthicum where a victim was dragged by a fleeing car. He sustained minor injuries. Investigation is ongoing.

Jermal Lundy, 24, was arrested in Baltimore for the homicide of Ira Linton, 46. Charged with first-degree murder, he is held without bail at the Central Booking Intake Facility.

Baltimore's Vanguard Collegiate Middle School was celebrated for reducing chronic absenteeism by 27%, winning the 'Mayor’s Attendance Challenge' for the first quarter.

A strong cold front is set to bring rain, wind, and below-normal temperatures to Baltimore and the Mid-Atlantic, with a wind advisory and winter storm watches issued for the area.

A fire engulfed a pile of logs and mulch in Druid Hill Park, Baltimore; the Baltimore City Fire Department responded early Sunday, quickly containing it with no injuries. The cause remains unknown amid a statewide burn ban due to dry conditions.

Baltimore celebrates progress in violence reduction thanks to the Youth Advocates Program's strategy, with significant drops in homicides and shootings. Mayor Scott and YAP highlight community engagement and personal success stories.