An 11-year-old boy died in a house fire in Parsonsburg, MD, despite firefighters' rescue efforts and the presence of working smoke alarms. An investigation into the fire's cause is underway.

Police reported a fatal shooting with three victims in Catonsville. No current suspect search; the investigation is ongoing. Public asked to provide information.

A cold front will bring dry conditions and cooler temperatures to Baltimore, with some showers possible in the Allegheny Mountains.

A 13-year-old was arrested at Franklin Middle School, Baltimore County, for carrying an unloaded handgun; the incident highlights rising juvenile crime in the area.

Severn man arrested for illegal firearm possession after armed disturbance; Nicholas Holmes found with gun despite prohibition, facing trial in October.

A Harford County Sheriff's Deputy was injured near I-95 in Aberdeen, leading to a road closure and significant traffic. The deputy was alert when taken to Shock Trauma, a suspect is in custody, and authorities are managing the incident.

Judge Thomas Cullen dismissed the Trump administration's lawsuit against Maryland federal judges, which aimed to overturn an immigration-related order, citing legal overreach.

Salvadoran immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia was detained by ICE in Baltimore after a brief reunion with his family, amid an ongoing high-profile immigration case.

Towson Manor Village faces a significant rat infestation, with reports of increased rodent activity, health risks, and sick pets. Local officials are responding with property inspections and extermination efforts.

Baltimore's weather includes sunny skies, normal temperatures, and low humidity today, with increased chances for showers and thunderstorms due to a cold front on Sunday. Winds will be southerly with a muggy feel returning.

A shooting at Green Valley Marketplace in Elkridge injured two after a conflict between a man and a security guard escalated. Police are investigating the incident.

Howard County police are increasing school zone safety as the new academic year begins, focusing on driver and pedestrian safety through H.A.S.T.E. and the use of speed cameras and bus-mounted cameras.

Baltimore County Public Schools prepares for a new year, focusing on academic improvement and reducing absenteeism, with the Superintendent outlining key initiatives including weekly parent reports on grades and attendance.