The article describes impending weather fluctuations in Baltimore, including cold snaps and warm-ups due to high and low-pressure systems, bringing temperature changes, wind, and possible wildfire risks.

The Maryland State Board of Education has reversed Harford County's ban on the book "Flamer," advocating for transparency and public involvement in library content decisions.

Brandon Grimes, convicted of murder, faces new charges for allegedly forging crime lab documents in an effort to overturn his conviction and seek compensation.

Baltimore will install Naloxone boxes in Metro stations to combat overdoses, with plans to expand access to public transit areas, businesses, and libraries.

The Baltimore State's Attorney’s office determined the fatal shooting of Richard Rolfe was justified under self-defense laws, meeting defense of habitation criteria.

Rescue efforts are underway in Baltimore County to free a deer with a plastic pumpkin bucket stuck on its face, spotted in Parkville and unable to eat or drink.

A cold front brings gusty conditions to Baltimore, with wind advisories and possible snow in higher elevations. The weekend sees stabilizing weather with moderate temperatures and potential late Saturday precipitation.

Veterinary sedative medetomidine linked to Baltimore mass overdoses, reducing the efficacy of Narcan. Outreach teams distribute harm reduction resources.

Baltimore police are investigating after a man, 42, with a gunshot wound entered a hospital. The incident occurred at 10:01 p.m. Tips are sought; the victim is stable.

One suspect in the death of a Maryland shop owner is ruled competent for trial, while proceedings for another are delayed. Evidence suggests a violent attack and arson, contrasting with the defense's depiction of innocence.

Geno's Steaks is set to open its first Maryland location in Baltimore's Power Plant Live! in early 2026, bringing its famous Philly cheesesteak to the local culinary scene.

A 2.5 magnitude earthquake occurred in Maryland, with no reported damages or injuries, impacting several counties and felt by many residents. Local authorities surveyed for damage.

Baltimore prepares for mixed weather with cool temperatures and light showers, transitioning to heavier rain midweek and potential coastal flooding, followed by improving conditions by the weekend.