The article details varying weather conditions in Baltimore, with temperature fluctuations and precipitation expected due to an approaching low pressure system from the Midwest.

Kelly Madigan is Howard County's first inspector general after a challenging stint in Baltimore County, and she plans to build a trusted IG office focused on government transparency and efficiency.

Baltimore Police reported a non-life-threatening shooting of a 57-year-old man and are seeking information to resolve the unclear circumstances of the incident.

A woman is critically injured in a Parkville house fire caused by improperly discarded smoking materials; two were hospitalized with life-threatening injuries.

A juvenile was shot at a McDonald's in Parkville; in stable condition. Baltimore County police are investigating the isolated incident and seeking witnesses.

Howard County police found a missing woman stabbed to death in her ex-boyfriend's apartment; he has fled to India, and an arrest warrant has been issued.

Baltimore's weather is set to moderate with dry conditions and temperatures reaching the low 60s, but rain and cooler temperatures are expected later in the week.

A house fire in Parkville, Baltimore County, critically injured two, with firefighters battling the basement blaze and overcoming an obstacle where a vehicle blocked a hydrant.

Baltimore police are investigating the first homicide of the year after a 55-year-old man was fatally shot on January 3rd; they urge witnesses to provide information.

The National Weather Service forecasts a varied week for Baltimore with sunshine, a weak cold front, a warming trend with above-seasonal temperatures, potential showers midweek, and favorable flying and boating conditions.

A fundraiser was held at Fallston Barrel House to support the Axelsson family after a fire, with efforts focusing on finding their missing dogs, Teddy and Mac.

The Maryland DHS report found negligence in the foster care supervision by Fenwick Behavioral Services leading to the suicide of 16-year-old Kanaiyah Ward.

ICE Baltimore detained Christopher Adolph Franklin, originally from Guyana, on January 2 for his 1999 Maryland murder conviction; he now faces possible removal from the US.