Parkville High School was briefly on lockdown after a student suspected of carrying a weapon fled but was later detained, with an unloaded gun found. Normal activities resumed shortly after.

Maryland State Police seek help identifying an amnesiac African American man found in Eldersburg, urging anyone with information to call 410-386-3001.

A coastal low pressure system is causing weather changes in the Baltimore area, with the National Weather Service predicting winds, rain, and possible minor coastal flooding into the next week.

Charles Anthony Boatwright is sought by Baltimore police for a murder on Frederick Avenue. He was released from a North Carolina jail due to a legal hiccup and lack of an extradition warrant.

The 2025 Healthy Harbor Report Card gave Baltimore's Inner Harbor a "C" grade for ecosystem health, with improved dissolved oxygen but poor chlorophyll a levels. Swimming safety has increased, and water quality has seen some enhancement.

MTA resumes light rail service between Hunt Valley and Lutherville after a fire caused a temporary suspension.

Carroll County officials have asked President Trump for help against a proposed transmission line project, criticizing the FERC and Biden Administration for lack of consultation and use of eminent domain.

Window washers dressed as superheroes visited young patients at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center, providing entertainment and a break from hospital routine.

William Cook Jr. was arrested for the 1989 homicide of Garnet Griffith in Annapolis after a review of evidence.

The National Weather Service Baltimore MD/Washington DC cautions of potential weather hazards for Baltimore including rain, winds, and possible coastal flooding due to a coastal low tracking along the East Coast.

Annapolis police are investigating the theft of a turtle statue from the Chesapeake Children's Museum, urging anyone with information to contact them.

Maryland State Police will participate in National Faith & Blue Weekend to strengthen community bonds through events with faith-based groups from October 10-13, 2025.

Baltimore County Council passed an ordinance requiring hookah and vapor lounges to have licensed security guards during specific hours for increased safety.