A man was fatally shot in east Baltimore, and homicide detectives are now investigating the case. Witnesses with information are urged to contact authorities.

Maryland's Department of Education data shows a rise in state school ratings, with significant improvements in Baltimore City. The report reflects academic achievements and progress, despite some areas not meeting math proficiency targets.

Racist flyers with "KKK" markings found in Baltimore's Federal Hill neighborhood sparked concern and conversation about racism in the community. Local councilmember and residents denounce the hate messages.

Baltimore is set to experience a mix of volatile weather: warm and cold fronts, gusty winds with a Wind Advisory, dry conditions leading to a Red Flag Warning for wildfires, and varying temperatures, with rain later in the week.

A Maryland woman pleaded guilty to six counts of negligent manslaughter for a crash that killed six workers, with a proposed 24-year sentence and additional probation and community service.

Brandon Grimes, convicted of murder, faces new charges for allegedly forging crime lab documents in an effort to overturn his conviction and seek compensation.

Key Highway in Baltimore is closed due to a sinkhole, with detours set up between Covington and E. Cross Streets. No injuries reported. Public Works is investigating.

Baltimore will install Naloxone boxes in Metro stations to combat overdoses, with plans to expand access to public transit areas, businesses, and libraries.

Annapolis started a major flood-protection project at City Dock, involving elevation and flood barriers, amid mayoral debate on its funding and FEMA grant.

Baltimore police arrested Nasaiah Bryan for the murder of Oshay Khalil Smith near Westport. The incident occurred on October 1st, and Bryan turned himself in later.

Chris Hansen and Harford County Sheriff's Office conducted a sting operation that resulted in nine arrests of men seeking to engage in sexual acts with minors.

Baltimore is expected to have dry weather with sunny skies and moderate temperatures through Thursday, followed by a potential for increased fire weather concerns due to low humidity and gusty winds.

The Baltimore State's Attorney’s office determined the fatal shooting of Richard Rolfe was justified under self-defense laws, meeting defense of habitation criteria.