Baltimore Mayor commits $500,000 to enhance Pre-K and child care services, with aims to convert vacant properties for education and to close the early childhood education gap.

Baltimore forecasts rain, wind, and temperature drop with a strong cold front and gusty conditions expected into the weekend, potentially affecting air travel and marine conditions.

A 21-year-old man was arrested after a robbery at a Linthicum Dunkin’, where an employee was assaulted and money taken. Police located the suspect nearby.

Howard County announced government closures for Thanksgiving, affecting various services, including trash collection and recreational facilities, but maintaining emergency services.

A Maryland student, Mia Smothers, asked Pope Leo XIV a question about accepting God's mercy at a youth conference, receiving an answer on forgiveness and grace.

The Howard County Library's Savage Branch is closed due to a potential carbon monoxide leak after staff felt unwell. Officials are investigating before reopening.

A bipartisan bill in Maryland aims to increase Baltimore County Council's oversight of Baltimore County Public Schools to address concerns of waste and fraud.

Anne Arundel Board of Education approves a redistricting plan, moving 750 students to new schools, with mixed reactions and impacts on bus routes and senior year options.

Baltimore's weather will see rain, warm temperatures, and potential marine advisories, with a mix of clear skies and possible flight disruptions anticipated.

Baltimore's Mayor Scott is investigating mortgage fraud impacting homeowners. The probe targets out-of-state investors for potential Fair Housing Act violations.

Baltimore expects varied weather, with rainfall, potential small craft advisories, and a mix of winter precipitation in some areas, as detailed by the National Weather Service.

A pedestrian, David Comer, was killed in a collision on Baltimore Boulevard; the driver, Bridget Dautermann, stayed on the scene. An assault by Comer's son, Zachary, followed, with charges pending. Maryland State Police are investigating.

Anne Arundel County experiences violent robberies, including a man attacked for photographing suspected drug activity and a game store robbed by an armed suspect. Both suspects are male in their 20s.