The Baltimore County Traffic Calming Unit wasted over $125,000 due to improper installations and ADA compliance issues, leading to the dismissal of a responsible employee.

Two individuals were hospitalized following a collision with a Baltimore County Police Department vehicle in Essex. Details of the incident remain unclear.

A man in Mount Vernon was hospitalized after being bitten by his dog and accidentally shot in the leg by police responding to the incident. The dog was killed in the shooting.

A driver died in Ellicott City after his vehicle hit a utility pole following an unmarked police car's attempted traffic stop, leading to an investigation without a police chase.

The National Weather Service predicts a range of weather for Baltimore, beginning with a calm period and progressing to potential coastal flooding by midweek due to a mix of high pressure, rain, and winds.

Baltimore County police surrounded a student mistakenly identified by an A.I. system as armed, due to a bag of chips; the error prompted discussions on A.I.'s reliability.

Carmelo Anthony opened an exhibit in Baltimore chronicling his basketball career and social activism, featuring interactive displays and a scholarship presentation.

Lamar Jackson is ruled out for the Ravens' game against the Bears due to a hamstring injury, with backup Tyler Huntley set to start. Jackson's return is anticipated for the Dolphins game.

Baltimore police are investigating a fatal shooting that left a man dead and a 7-year-old boy injured. The boy was a bystander in a car and is not related to the deceased. Mayor Scott is urging public help in the case.

Baltimore's weather is chilly with frost advisories; a mixed week ahead may bring minor rain, wind advisories, and potential bay flooding midweek. Warmer conditions could return by next weekend.

A man died in a motorcycle crash in Laurel, with Howard County Police investigating the Route 216 incident. The road was closed for hours but has reopened.

Five people, including a Morgan State student, were injured in a shooting near Howard University during homecoming; none were Howard students. Police arrested two suspects and increased security after the incident.

Suspect Raymond Lunn, a registered sex offender, was arrested for an attempted rape at Johns Hopkins University.