A 16-year-old is charged as an adult for a fatal shooting in West Baltimore, where 26-year-old Davonne Hare was killed. The teen was arrested after an investigation.

Mayor Scott's 2025 Baltimore summer youth initiative showed positive outcomes, with decreased youth violence and increased engagement through various programs and community partnerships.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and possible strong thunderstorms in Baltimore due to a cold front, with the risk of severe weather including damaging winds and potential for an isolated tornado.

Police ended a standoff at a Towson Comfort Inn, arresting a suspect without further incident. The motive remains unclear as the investigation continues.

Maryland speed camera fines will increase on October 1, with penalties starting at $40 for being 12 mph over the limit and up to $425 for 40 mph over. This move aims to enhance road safety, despite mixed reactions from residents.

Baltimore County police and Sparrows Point Middle School are addressing an 11-year-old's alleged "hit list," causing community concern and lacking details on disciplinary action due to privacy laws.

The improved fishing pier at Fleming Park in Turner Station, Baltimore County, has opened, following a renovation project funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and Maryland's Department of Natural Resources.

Little Italy in Baltimore faces a debate over rezoning a parking lot for a 24-story building, with residents concerned about impacts on the neighborhood's character and livability.

Two individuals were charged by the Harford County Sheriff's Office for a 2023 bank robbery after a multi-agency investigation linked them to another heist.

Baltimore weather forecast anticipates swings between thunderstorms and clear skies, with a Marginal Risk of severe weather and muggy conditions lingering throughout the week.

Two men attempted a theft at a Brooklyn Park 7-Eleven, but were arrested shortly after when police located their car. No one was hurt in the incident.

25,000 dead fish, including menhaden, were found in Baltimore's Inner Harbor. The Maryland Department of the Environment attributes this to low oxygen levels caused by natural phenomena, not pollution.

A boiler explosion at Perry Hall police precinct injured a worker, who was hospitalized with non-critical injuries. The precinct was inspected and declared safe.