Baltimore's weather today includes patchy drizzles with a chance of sunnier afternoon; the weekend promises mild temperatures and mostly sunny skies, while coastal flooding might persist.

Teavolve Café in Baltimore's Harbor East is closing after 20 years, as announced on Instagram by the owners who expressed their gratitude. The café is known for its teas, local coffee, and diverse menu.

Baltimore Police's Southwest District Action Team seized drugs, guns, and cash after a month-long probe in Carrollton Ridge, arresting six individuals aged 17 to 44.

A 66-year-old man is critically injured after being struck by an SUV in Glen Burnie; police are investigating the incident.

The Woodlawn branch of the Baltimore County Public Library is closing for a $22 million upgrade and will offer a temporary location during renovations.

The Baltimore City District Courthouse at 501 E. Fayette Street is relocating to 500 N. Calvert Street in mid-October, due to health concerns from Legionella bacteria detected in the old building.

A fatal shooting in West Baltimore led to a barricade situation and left a 26-year-old man dead; no suspects are in custody as the investigation continues.

Baltimore's forecast includes low clouds, potential showers, particularly southeast of I-95, with mild temperatures. Sunny weather is expected to return later in the week with a chance of fog at night.

An unresponsive man with a serious gunshot wound sought treatment at a South Baltimore hospital. Baltimore Police are investigating the early morning incident to determine the shooting location.

Armed robbery at a McDonald's in Brooklyn Park was reported; Anne Arundel County Police are seeking a suspect described as a Black male in his 20s and ask for public tips.

Baltimore Councilman Izzy Patoka has officially entered the race for county executive with endorsement from ex-Governor O'Malley and a focus on his council achievements.

Former Baltimore County softball coach, Michael J. Pusateri, faces charges including rape and child sex abuse. Authorities are concerned there may be more victims given his extensive coaching background.

Governor Wes Moore of Maryland has announced his re-election bid for 2026, emphasizing his commitment to state leadership over potential national political ambitions.