A person was hospitalized after a police shooting in Baltimore County along White Marsh Boulevard; details are limited and an investigation is ongoing.

Baltimore reports a decline in homicides and nonfatal shootings, with Mayor Scott attributing the trend to collaborative efforts and the Group Violence Reduction Strategy.

Baltimore police retrieved a body from the Inner Harbor, with homicide detectives investigating the incident. The cause of death is pending autopsy results.

A dozen cars in Pikesville had their windows smashed overnight on Halloween, leading to concerns over organized vehicle break-ins. Some residents reported stolen items, while others found nothing taken. The community seeks increased safety measures.

A woman was shot in the leg by a stray bullet from a neighbor's gun in Parkville; a 19-year-old suspect with the firearm was apprehended by Baltimore County Police.

Two people were shot in Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood following a reported fight; authorities are investigating the incident and seeking information.

Five injured in a car accident in downtown Baltimore; none of the injuries are life-threatening, the driver stayed on the scene, and no names released yet.

Baltimore weather to fluctuate, with cold fronts bringing rain, gusty winds, and potential fire risk due to dry conditions and low humidity. Frost possible on Thursday and Sunday nights.

Rescue efforts are underway in Baltimore County to free a deer with a plastic pumpkin bucket stuck on its face, spotted in Parkville and unable to eat or drink.

Skateland Putty Hill in Baltimore County is closing after 48 years due to the landlord not renewing the lease, leaving the community to reminisce about the beloved skating venue.

Baltimore experiences high pressure expected to move offshore by early Monday, leading to a weak cold front. Mostly sunny skies with increasing clouds and temperatures in the upper 50s to mid-60s are forecasted.

Kids in costumes celebrated Halloween at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital, with staff facilitating a parade and themed activities for child patients and their siblings.

Two goats escaped and caused a stir on Main Street in Ellicott City, later safely returned home by police with the event humorously shared on social media.