No charges filed against Carroll County Sheriff's Deputy involved in a fatal collision following an investigation by the Attorney General's Independent Investigations Division.

Atlanta rapper T.I. was mistakenly arrested due to a case of mistaken identity but was released within two hours after a judge dismissed the extradition order.

The first phase of the M&T Bank Stadium's $430 million renovation has finished, introducing new features like a roof deck and on-field seats for an enhanced fan experience.

Paul Supko, with over 30 years of experience, has been appointed as Deputy Chief/Director of Operations for Carroll County DFEMS, starting August 1, 2024.

Baltimore's weather will be hot and mostly dry Monday, but the rest of the week expects stormy conditions with a high risk of precipitation and potential flooding due to Tropical Cyclone Debby.

Baltimore and DC may see showers and thunderstorms today, with hot conditions to follow. Tropical Cyclone Debby's track is uncertain, potentially affecting weather later in the week.

The Lake Montebello Playground in Baltimore has been renamed to honor Mary Pat Clarke, a former city council president, and features new playground and fitness equipment.

Baltimore anticipates unpredictable weekend weather with thunderstorms, potential flooding, and slight cooling from high humidity levels, per the National Weather Service. A Flood Watch is in effect, and travel disruptions are expected.

A woman died in a two-vehicle crash on Route 32 in Columbia; police are investigating the early morning incident that caused a road closure for hours.

Charm City Live 2024, announced by Mayor Scott, will feature artists like Method Man and Redman in Baltimore, with music, local food, and crafts on September 21.

The National Weather Service reports a weekend of high heat, humidity, and storms for Baltimore/DC with advisories for extreme heat and maritime caution. A cold front is expected by Sunday night.

A fire in a Rosedale apartment resulted in serious injuries to two children and an adult. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, and an investigation into its cause is ongoing.

The City of Laurel reports a string of auto thefts, vandalism, and shoplifting from July 2-25, 2024, including airbag thefts from Hondas and arrests for DUI and stolen goods.