Patchy fog lifts Tuesday morning, then a warm, mostly sunny day with highs near 74°F. A strong cold front could bring severe storms Wednesday evening; secure outdoor items and watch for warnings.

Baltimore County detectives have renewed an appeal in the 2015 Dundalk killing of Tiesha Rogers. Authorities released a sketch last year and are asking for tips now.

Sunny, unusually warm Monday with highs near 70°F. A strong cold front brings rain and gusty winds Wednesday night into Thursday.

A 16-year-old girl was stabbed in central Baltimore on March 7; police say her injuries are non-life-threatening and a suspect has been identified.

Baltimore's Wine Collective is closing its tasting room after a final run of events; the last day open to the public is March 15.

A Baltimore man was sentenced to life after a jury found he used a sword in an attack at Lexington Market Metro Station that left a 43‑year‑old badly injured.

Rivers Stewart was sentenced to eight years after prosecutors say agents recovered more than 3.6 kilograms of fentanyl and other drugs at a Northeast Baltimore stash house.

Dense fog and patchy showers will slow Thursday’s commute in Baltimore. NWS warns visibility could drop to a quarter mile this morning.

Maryland’s Attorney General declined to prosecute the Baltimore County detective who shot and killed a masked man armed with a bow and arrow in Arbutus. The IID’s declination says both weapons were discharged nearly simultaneously.

A judge dismissed charges against Jonathan Lee Brunson after prosecutors said they lost contact with the victim and key witnesses from a July Caribbean Festival shooting.

Campaign filings show Del. Gary Simmons spent nearly all of his 2025 donations on meals, out‑of‑state trips and resort charges, prompting review under Maryland campaign law.

Atlas Restaurant Group moved its HQ into the E.J. Codd Co. building in Fells Point, pairing restored warehouse bones with space for a restaurant and members‑club.

A federal judge sent former Harford County detective Ryan Hall to prison for 36 years after he admitted secretly recording and sexually exploiting two children. Prosecutors say hidden cameras and years of abuse were uncovered during the probe.