A 13-year-old boy was shot in the leg in Baltimore's Penn-North neighborhood, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries. Baltimore Police are investigating the incident and seeking public assistance.

Juan Yahir Quiroz Manzueta is indicted for Attempted First-Degree Murder and Hit and Run after a police chase involving stolen cooking oil in Harford County.

Baltimore's weather is changing, with a warm front on Saturday and a cold front on Sunday bringing rain. Conditions will cool down on Monday, with varying temperatures leading up to the weekend.

Firefighters are battling a blaze at a commercial building in Point Breeze, Baltimore. Local authorities have not yet reported the extent of damage or injuries.

Chick-fil-A is testing Chicken & Waffles sandwiches in Baltimore and San Antonio, with breakfast and lunch/dinner versions available until January 24.

Baltimore mourns the passing of Deputy Mayor Anthony Barksdale at 53. Memorial events are scheduled, including viewings and a funeral with full police honors.

A juvenile was stabbed at Towson Town Center; police arrested four suspects and linked the incident to a possible robbery motive against a backdrop of rising juvenile crime in Baltimore.

A four-alarm fire in North Baltimore led to the evacuation of 23 people and the engagement of the Baltimore City Fire Department. No injuries were reported.

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.