Baltimore is set to experience varied weather, with a cold front followed by Tropical Storm Debby's landfall impacting the area. The NWS predicts rain, thunderstorms, and potential flash flooding with conditions improving by next week.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott updates on post-storm recovery efforts, extending Code Red for cooling centers and opening sites for charging and water. Work includes clearing debris and restoring power.

Howard County police are investigating a non-fatal shooting at Mint Room in Ellicott City. One man was shot and Barry Batson was arrested on charges including attempted murder. The motive is unclear; the investigation continues.

A Baltimore Department of Public Works employee, Roland Silver II, died on duty due to a medical emergency. The incident follows a report on poor DPW working conditions.

Tyreek Hill tops NFL Network's Top 100 Players of 2024, surpassing quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, marking the first time a receiver has claimed the number one spot.

The Maryland Zoo has named its new baby chimpanzee Ivy, chosen via public vote. Ivy, who had health issues after birth, is recovering and will begin integration with the zoo's other chimps.

Laurel received the Silver Level for their "Move with the Mayor" initiative, aimed at boosting physical and mental health through activities and policies that encourage community connection.

Carroll County Public Library will stop accepting cash for tax and utility bill payments from September 2, 2024, and only checks will be accepted in-library.

A man died in a wrong-way collision on I-695 near Stevenson Road. Maryland State Police are investigating the crash involving two vehicles, which led to a four-hour road closure.

A public meeting is scheduled to discuss the demolition and future reconstruction of the collapsed Key Bridge in Baltimore, with community engagement and environmental impact considerations.

Baseball's top prospect Jackson Holliday may rejoin the Baltimore Orioles following roster changes, as reported by FOX Baltimore and CBS Baltimore, though the team has yet to confirm.

Baltimore Police arrested a 15-year-old following an attempted robbery at South Glover Street, where the young suspect demanded a victim's possessions but fled before being caught on Fleet Street.

Baltimore Police arrested a 31-year-old man allegedly carrying drugs and a loaded gun in the city's Central District, utilizing CCTV surveillance for the operation.