Terrell Suggs received 18 months probation and must complete community service after a guilty plea for disorderly conduct involving a gun at an Arizona Starbucks.

The Trump administration admitted that Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland resident with legal protections, was mistakenly deported to El Salvador due to an administrative error.

Maryland State Police are investigating the death of inmate Shane Lanham at Eastern Correctional Institution, with a suspect identified but not yet charged.

Maryland State Police are investigating a fatal crash in Howard County where Fred Ehimen died after a teen driving a stolen Ford Explorer wrong-way collided with his Camry.

Baltimore's weather forecast predicts sunny skies turning to potential showers and thunderstorms later in the week, with variable temperatures and wind conditions.

Howard County has initiated the YES! Council, led by Calvin Ball, to tackle youth violence and increase community ties, with a $100,000 budget for mentorship and prevention programs and aims to present progress by December 2025.

Firefighters addressed a significant house fire in Bowie, Maryland early Monday, with no injuries or casualties reported. The cause remains under investigation.

Money Power Day in Baltimore, at Poly-Western High School, offered the public free financial education through exhibitors and workshops covering various finance-related topics.

Ronald Neverdon faces charges of sexually abusing minors while working at the Charles H. Hickey, Jr. School in Baltimore County from the 1970s to the 1980s.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of weather for Baltimore, with a warm front bringing high temperatures followed by a cold front with potential thunderstorms and hail. Smoke from western North Carolina wildfires may also affect the area.

Baltimore weather promises a sunny Thursday with highs near 60°F, turning partly cloudy at night. Showers are possible Friday and over the weekend, with temperatures rising to the upper 70s.

Jonathan Salazar-Martinez was sentenced to 45 years, with 15 years active, for a first-degree assault against the same victim after his release from jail.

Tyler Mailloux was sentenced to 10 years with all but 18 months suspended for the hit-and-run death of 12-year-old Gavin Knupp, sparking community outrage over what is perceived as a lenient sentence.