Baltimore Police arrested a 16-year-old and seized a loaded handgun on West Lombard Street following an investigation. Details of the case remain limited.

The National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington issues advisories for the region, predicting high pressure, mild temperatures, possible last freeze in areas, and a warming trend with clear flying and boating conditions ahead.

John Callis, 24, was indicted for assaulting three Commanders fans after a Ravens game, facing charges including first-degree and second-degree assault.

A Glen Burnie man received a 10-year sentence, most suspended, for the manslaughter of a man due to a dispute between boys, with 18 months to serve and 5 years probation.

A cold front passing through Baltimore and Washington brings cooler temperatures, clear skies, and gusty winds, with a Freeze Watch for certain areas and dry conditions raising wildfire risks.

Police found a body in Baltimore's Inner Harbor and are investigating the suspicious death. The male victim's identity and cause of death are currently unknown.

Eugene Edward Golden was sentenced to 45 years for child sexual exploitation, including producing and transmitting explicit material involving minors.

Police in Baltimore apprehended two youths, 12 and 14, for the armed robbery of a teen, marking the sixth arrest for the younger suspect, who was also wearing an ankle monitor.

The Baltimore Police Department is seeking help to find 65-year-old Eddie Montgomery, last seen wearing a black hoodie and blue jeans.

Seven Maryland residents have won big in the lottery, but a $1 million prize remains unclaimed. Officials urge the winner to come forward and sign their ticket.

Baltimore Police released body camera footage of a fatal shooting on October 9, following a car collision involving 54-year-old Robert Need Jr., who was approached by police, fled, and was later shot after allegedly holding a gun in a ditch.

Baltimore intends to end its partnership with BOPA, citing internal discord within the organization, and plans to transition core services to municipal control to better support the arts community.

Ellicott City will experience road closures for the Firehouse Museum's cupola and bell return on October 18 from midnight to 4:00 a.m., affecting Church Road and Main Street.