The National Weather Service predicts a hot and stormy weekend for Baltimore, with heat advisories possible near Fredericksburg. Thunderstorms and high humidity will continue into next week, with some relief expected by Thursday.

Baltimore is expecting a period of extreme heat and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures in the mid to upper 90s and the possibility of severe storms and flash flooding.

The Harford County Sheriff's Office seeks a suspect involved in tricking an elderly woman into overpaying for driveway repairs. They urge public assistance and caution against high-pressure scams.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon M. Scott announces the expansion of the Group Violence Reduction Strategy to the Southern District, aiming to reduce violence with new resources and support.

A woman was found shot and killed in Southwest Baltimore; police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

The Bel Air Police Department's detective work led to the indictment of two suspects in a multi-state burglary case involving over 20 crimes. The investigation included surveillance, digital forensics, and inter-agency cooperation.

A Baltimore man was arrested for two road rage incidents involving firearm threats; Maryland State Police are investigating and seeking additional information.

The Maryland State Police Aviation Command performed an aerial rescue for an overturned boat in the Chesapeake Bay, successfully hoisting one victim to safety.

Maryland State Police are investigating the death of Elias Alvarado, an inmate at North Branch Correctional Institution, after he was found unresponsive; no charges have been filed yet.

Baltimore's Harbor Splash is cancelled again due to stormy weather, with no reschedule planned. The event was part of the city's Healthy Harbor Initiative.

Baltimore County detectives arrest 31-year-old Kevin Ahn for the double homicide of elderly couple Sun Lim and Im Kim.

Naneato Alusi was shot and killed on Shipview Way in Southeast Baltimore. The July 11 incident remains under investigation with no motive confirmed.

The Baltimore Police are seeking public assistance in finding Alayia Berry, a 21-year-old woman missing since July and last seen in Northwest Baltimore.