Light rain likely this afternoon in Baltimore with limited impacts. A colder system could bring snow Monday, March 2, 2026.

State inspectors ordered a pause on some work at Red Maple Place after finding missing stormwater permits; the developer says financing and a permit are in place. Neighbors remain watchful.

A Texas trucker’s spontaneous $30 Ace of Spades scratch-off bought in Hagerstown turned into a $2 million jackpot after a 200X multiplier.

A quick early-morning snow chance will give way to rain and breezy conditions in Baltimore; highs near 51. Coastal Flood and Small Craft Advisories may affect Annapolis and the Chesapeake.

A former Cumberland police captain was sentenced to 30 days behind bars and three years' probation after admitting he applied police‑trained pressure holds to a subordinate and kissed her without consent.

Sunny and blustery in Baltimore today with highs near 36°F. Mountains could see several inches overnight; a wetter system is likely Thursday.

BGE and Exelon filings now put the utility’s South Baltimore upgrades above $500M. The transmission piece alone runs into the hundreds of millions and has neighbors and watchdogs pushing for answers.

Police say borough camera footage helped identify a truck tied to a Dec. 11 hit‑and‑run; a passenger was hospitalized and the driver posted $75,000 bail.

Baltimore police say two 19-year-olds and an 18-year-old were arrested after officers found a carjacked vehicle on Belair Road on Friday.

A federal judge ordered 54 months behind bars after prosecutors say a Cameroonian national filed nearly 200 false unemployment claims that cost Maryland about $1.7M.

A Harford County grand jury indicted John Anthony Gaeta Jr. this week in the Sept. 18 crash that killed a C. Milton Wright student and injured another. Prosecutors charged him with vehicular manslaughter and assault.

A man threatened an employee with a knife and stole items from a 7‑Eleven on Ritchie Highway early Friday; police released a description and are seeking tips.

A Baltimore jury sentenced Matthew Crawley to life plus 35 years for the March 6, 2025 killing of Taijah Addison, which prosecutors say happened 48 hours after Crawley’s release.