The National Weather Service predicts showers and possible thunderstorms for Baltimore, with varied rain totals expected across the region, and uncertain weather conditions towards the weekend.

Forecasters warn of changing weather in Baltimore, with a low-pressure system expected to bring rain and potential coastal flooding midweek, following a period of high pressure and mostly sunny skies.

The Baltimore Ravens will honor the late Jacoby Jones and coach Joe D’Alessandris during their home opener, with tributes and a ceremony involving former players.

Jerk at Nite, a Caribbean restaurant, is set to open in the former Alewife location in Baltimore, offering a menu highlighted by jerk chicken and plantains, with a soft launch featuring all-you-can-eat dishes.

The Harford County Sheriff's Office has fully transitioned to encrypted communications to protect sensitive information, aligning with FBI's CJIS Security Policy requirements.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny, mild weather for Baltimore and the Mid-Atlantic region through the weekend due to a high-pressure system.

A 29-year-old man was shot on St. Victor Street, Baltimore and is now stable. Police are investigating and seeking community assistance; tip lines are open for information.

A vigil for Warren Curtis Grant, a 15-year-old shot at Joppatowne High School, was held; Harford County Public Schools closed five schools in response.

A student was shot by a classmate at Joppatowne High School, with the suspect apprehended shortly after. The victim is in serious condition; the motive is unclear.

Anne Arundel County Police seek help identifying a suspect from multiple thefts in Revell Downs, Annapolis, sharing an image on social media for leads.

Six people hospitalized after an early morning house fire in Dundalk; Baltimore County firefighters rescued one person, two dogs; cause under investigation.

A vigil was held at CCBC in memory of Andrea Rodriguez Avila, a Rice University student and former CCBC honors society president, who died in a shooting.

Calvin Ball showcased educational improvements under the Blueprint for Maryland's Future, highlighting increased funding, better teacher salaries, and enhanced student programs in Howard County.