Harford County Public Schools held a meeting on school safety after a fatal shooting, discussing security improvements and measures like clear backpacks and metal detectors.

Police responded to a shooting on North Collington Avenue in Baltimore, finding a 35-year-old man wounded. He's in stable condition, and detectives are investigating.

Scittino's Italian Marketplace is opening a new location on Falls Road with dine-in options and an expanded menu, while keeping the original Catonsville store running.

A gas line was struck in Edgewood, Maryland, leading to road closures and emergency responses. No injuries have been reported, but residents are facing traffic disruptions.

The Baltimore Police arrested Dominic Felder for a homicide after Tavin Cooper died from a shooting on McHenry Street. Felder faces first-degree murder charges and is held without bail.

The Cleveland Browns defeated the Baltimore Ravens 29-24, with quarterback Jameis Winston leading the way with 334 passing yards and three touchdowns.

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.