Baltimore mourns the passing of Deputy Mayor Anthony Barksdale at 53. Memorial events are scheduled, including viewings and a funeral with full police honors.

MTA offers free transit to veterans and active-duty military on Veterans Day, requiring defense or veteran ID for access to various transportation services.

Authorities are investigating a traffic collision in Nottingham, Baltimore County, which sent two people to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Four juveniles were arrested for a violent incident at Towson Town Center; one charged as an adult with attempted murder after an assault with a screwdriver. Police responded, making arrests and recovering stolen items.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for Baltimore, with forecasts predicting a chilly mix, including 3-6 inches of snow and gusty winds impacting visibility and travel.

The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Run was canceled due to bad weather, disappointing participants and organizers. The event will not be rescheduled; instead, a virtual run is offered.

A juvenile was stabbed at Towson Town Center; police arrested four suspects and linked the incident to a possible robbery motive against a backdrop of rising juvenile crime in Baltimore.

Baltimore is poised for dramatic weather shifts with warm temperatures followed by a potent cold front bringing snow showers, high winds, and potential thunderstorms.

A false alarm by Omnilert's AI at Parkville High School led to a mistaken police response, highlighting issues with AI security in Baltimore County schools.

A suspicious odor at Perry Hall Middle School prompted an evacuation, with the fire department responding and students reporting mild symptoms. The source of the odor is under investigation.

A four-alarm fire in North Baltimore led to the evacuation of 23 people and the engagement of the Baltimore City Fire Department. No injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service predicts cold weather for Baltimore, with mixed conditions on Sunday and a significant drop in temperature by Monday, possibly breaking records by Tuesday.

Paul Pinsky, Director of the Maryland Energy Administration, is retiring after three years and a dedication to environmental reform and climate action.