A man was stabbed multiple times at a bar in Odenton; suspect remains at large while the victim recovers in stable condition. Police seek public assistance.

A man was shot in Northwest Baltimore and was found by police on Fairlawn Avenue after they heard gunfire. The victim is hospitalized; the shooter is unidentified.

A man was hospitalized after a shooting in Southwest Baltimore, and police are investigating. The incident took place on Eldone Road, and detectives are seeking information.

The planned MAGLEV train project between Baltimore and Washington, D.C. has been canceled after USDOT and FRA withdrew funding due to planning issues and financial challenges.

A chemical leak at Tilley Distribution in Baltimore County was contained with no injuries or community threat; separate incidents of CO exposure occurred in Ocean City and Southeast Baltimore.

Baltimore's Eutaw Street was closed due to fears about the structural integrity of buildings 308 and 310. Inspections are planned, affecting local transport and businesses.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny Monday and rising temperatures in Baltimore, with possible high clouds in the evening. Mid-week may see drizzle or light rain, with cooler temperatures anticipated into the weekend.

Maryland State Police request public assistance in locating a suspect for a fatal hit-and-run in Prince George’s County. The victim, Leroy Wedge, was killed early morning on Route 202.

Mount Airy grieves for 13-year-old Mason Kearns, who died in a flood accident. The community offers support, organizing a vigil and collecting donations.

Baltimore is expected to have dry and cool weather due to high pressure, with slightly warmer temperatures and clear skies until mid-week, when humidity and the chance of rain may increase.

A motorcyclist, 37, died after being hit by an SUV in Southwest Baltimore, with the SUV's occupants sustaining non-fatal injuries; police investigate the crash.

Moo Moo Cows, an ice cream shop in Baltimore's Federal Hill, was vandalized, sustaining $5,000 in damages; amid rising neighborhood crime, police are investigating.

Councilman Julian Jones endorses Khadija Walker for Baltimore County Inspector General despite controversies over transparency and her out-of-state residency.