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.

Fogo de Chão opens a new Brazilian steakhouse in Towson, offering traditional Gaucho-style meats and a unique atmosphere, with a portion of its initial sales benefiting the Maryland Food Bank.

A Baltimore man, Joseph Goldman, faces charges after allegedly trying to steal a plane from Martin State Airport. Former military police, he bypassed security and was arrested on the property.

Around 200 workers from Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor held a one-day strike for better pay and conditions, demanding $20 per hour following stalled contract negotiations.

Anne Arundel County Police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run in Glen Burnie where pedestrian Artur Tavor was killed by two vehicles, one of which fled the scene.

Maryland authorities dismantled 11 illegal car rally events, leading to seven arrests, including charges for assault, stolen vehicle possession, disorderly conduct, DUI, and illegal firearm possession. The task force aims to ensure public safety.

Baltimore Police arrested a 17-year-old male with two handguns during an operation in the Southwest District; his identity remains undisclosed due to his age.

Baltimore's weather today includes storms before a cooler, drier week. Severe weather risk is low. Post-front, expect pleasant conditions with cool temps, especially early in the week.

The suspect in a Laurel, Maryland domestic shooting, Dario Villard, died by a likely self-inflicted gunshot. A woman was critically injured in the incident, and Villard is linked to another fatal shooting.

Baltimore faces a mix of weather with clouds, possible drizzle, and isolated thunderstorms as a backdoor cold front moves through, bringing fluctuating temperatures and the risk of severe storms, before clearing up early next week.

Baltimore man, Christopher Kenji Bendann, was convicted of sexual exploitation of a minor, cyberstalking, and child pornography, with sentencing set for January 2025.

Mayor Brandon M. Scott signed an order outlining the management of $242.5 million from pharmaceutical settlements for Baltimore’s opioid crisis response.

The Catonsville Public Library reopened after $7 million renovations, adding modern features including recording studios, a computer center, and a teen room.