Sunny Friday with a high near 67°F in Baltimore; light shower chance late Friday and chilly nights with frost possible Saturday night.

Calais Campbell is rejoining the Ravens on a one-year contract, adding veteran depth to a reshaped defensive front.

An oversight hearing will put Baltimore’s aging CAD system under the microscope after repeated outages that have interrupted 911 dispatch and raised safety concerns.

A Maryland judge cleared the FTC to pursue a suit against a Pikesville ticket broker accused of using thousands of accounts to flip hundreds of thousands of tickets. The ruling could broaden federal enforcement under the BOTS Act.

Coastal Flood Advisory along parts of Baltimore shoreline into the morning high tide. Mostly sunny and breezy with highs near 68°F; rain chances rise Friday–Saturday.

Howard Community College's Cathy and Danny Bell Trades Center will open this fall with labs and apprenticeships aimed at easing Maryland's skilled‑trade shortage.

Former Baltimore residents in Israel describe sheltering through sirens and missile alerts while saying family and community keep them there.

Showers start late morning and a gusty line of storms could disrupt the evening commute.

Baltimore County began early Bti spraying and launched a reporting page, but Back River residents and businesses say the funding may only buy a few short-lived treatments. Local activists warn treatment needs to be paired with watershed fixes.

Mild Tuesday gives way to an active Wednesday with storms and gusty winds. Coastal high tides could cause minor flooding at a few spots.

New DNA testing has reignited hope that Baltimore County detectives can finally solve the 1976 Woodlawn killing of Deborah Scott. Family members say fresh analysis and public tips may provide the break investigators need.

MPSSAA voted April 24 to elevate girls flag football to official championship status, launching a statewide varsity season with finals at M&T Bank Stadium.

A 56-year-old man died Thursday night after a shooting on West Cold Spring Lane in North Baltimore. Homicide detectives are asking the public for information.