Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott unveils a preliminary Overdose Response Strategic Plan to tackle the city's overdose crisis and reduce fatal overdoses by 40% by 2040.

Vanessa's Corner Pub in Carroll County was severely damaged by an early morning fire, with 50 firefighters needed to control the blaze. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is underway.

Baltimore is investigating an underground fire that erupted downtown on Saturday, resulting in no injuries and involving multiple agencies to manage and extinguish the blaze.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes rising temperatures, potential thunderstorms, and ongoing warm conditions with a marginal risk of severe weather.

Howard County offers free gun locks at libraries to prevent suicides and accidental shootings, emphasizing safe storage and community connection as key strategies in addressing this public health issue.

Two men were arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection with a fatal shooting in Northwest Baltimore. The victim, Christopher Banks, died after being shot multiple times.

An Essex woman won $5 million from a Maryland Lottery scratch-off, accelerating her retirement plans and intending to share her winnings with family and her faith community.

A 14-year-old in Baltimore was arrested for a vehicle theft, carjacking, and armed robbery while on GPS monitoring.

Mayor Brandon Scott of Baltimore announced new city appointments, including Khalil Zaied as Deputy Mayor of Operations and others for DPW roles aimed at improving city services.

Protests in Baltimore erupted against President Trump's decision to bomb Iran's nuclear sites, with concerns about escalation and constitutionality raised by local demonstrators and Maryland lawmakers.

Two separate violent incidents in Baltimore's Fells Point, one fatal stabbing and one non-fatal shooting, are under investigation.

Baltimore anticipates extreme heat due to a high-pressure system, with potentially record temperatures and high heat index values raising health concerns, but little chance of cooling storms until the end of the week.

Johns Hopkins University and other institutions are suing the DoD over plans to cap research grant indirect cost rates at 15%, potentially harming their research capabilities and national security.