Severe storms in Baltimore disrupted MARC train services, leading to suspended Brunswick Line operations and modified schedules for the Camden Line. Fallen trees and crew rest requirements contributed to the delays and cancellations.

Body camera footage of a fatal police shooting in Dundalk, Maryland, has been released, showing the incident that led to 43-year-old Glenn Pettie, Jr.'s death.

UMMS sues MPC over $15M in denied Medicaid claims, affecting patients with serious conditions, while MPC defends its integrity and compliance practices.

A new speed camera will be operational near Oak Manor Elementary in Glen Burnie starting June 19, 2025, with a 15-day warning period before issuing tickets.

Baltimore faces a rainy week with a stalled front causing showers and fog. Flood Watch issued for parts of Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia due to the threat of flooding.

Police arrested Robert John Fetz after he attempted to rob a person with a BB gun on Cadbury Drive in Odenton, Maryland. The incident was initially regarded as a prank by Fetz.

A 21-year-old was shot in the back in Brooklyn, South Baltimore; he's in stable condition. Detectives seek witnesses and urge tips via 410-396-2499 or Metro Crime Stoppers.

A 23-year-old man was killed by gunfire in Southwest Baltimore. The shooting occurred early on June 13, and despite medical efforts, the victim died. Police are investigating and seeking public assistance.

Ivan J. Bates is unanimously elected as President of the MSAA, succeeding Rich Gibson, with a focus on public safety and prosecutorial support in Maryland.

The NWS Baltimore has updated the weather forecast, highlighting high pressure today, a cold front later in the week, and potential storms and heavy rain into next week.

Howard County unveiled a new police satellite office in Elkridge to improve community safety, enhance police visibility, and strengthen ties with residents and businesses.

The UMCES 2025 Chesapeake Bay Report Card gives the Bay a C, slightly down from C+ the previous year, with mixed reviews on its health but showing long-term improvement.

Baltimore is set to experience above-normal temperatures and dry conditions due to high pressure, with a forecast of rising humidity and heat in the coming days. Thunderstorms may occur following the shift in weather patterns over the weekend.