The Baltimore Ravens partnered with two organizations to provide custom-fitted wigs to 35 cancer patients and hosted a spa day for cancer survivors at their stadium.

Baltimore weather forecast includes clouds, drizzles, and potential thunderstorms, with varied conditions throughout the week including a brief respite on Thursday and possible coastal flooding.

The National Weather Service reports mixed weather for Baltimore and DC with scattered showers and thunderstorms, expected to continue into next week.

Baltimore Police arrested Travis Maynor, a 44-year-old man, charging him with attempted first-degree murder in a Northwest District shooting from August.

The Baltimore Police are seeking the public's help in a homicide investigation regarding the death of Michael Simms, asking for any information related to the incident.

The Baltimore Ravens' "A Purple Evening" event for female fans will be held on October 14, including football activities, tours, and player meet-and-greets.

A student was injured near Kenwood High School following an altercation. The school initiated a lockdown and police are investigating the incident involving a juvenile with a puncture wound.

Edward Charleston Chappell, a 41-year-old Kissimmee man, was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for firearms offenses linked to selling fentanyl.

Anne Arundel County Police are seeking information on a hit-and-run in Pasadena that injured two children, involving a white Nissan Pathfinder with three male suspects.

Two people in Essex were hospitalized after a fire in their home on Ida Avenue; the fire department responded quickly and extinguished the blaze. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A child in Annapolis died after being hit by a vehicle. Police are investigating the incident, searching for the vehicle, and have appealed for public assistance.

A 31-year-old man was non-fatally shot in Baltimore's Western District; the police seek public assistance and have not yet identified suspects or motives.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott introduced legislation to enhance language accessibility, ensuring all residents have equal access to city services and information.