The National Weather Service issued a forecast for Baltimore with a moving cold front and building high pressure, warning of patchy fog, scattered showers, and high weekend temperatures with humidity. A changing pattern is expected early next week.

I-795 in Baltimore County will experience congestion due to concrete repairs on weekends starting August 15, with lane closures scheduled by SHA. Drivers should plan for extra travel time or use alternative routes.

Firefighters in Baltimore County rescued a horse from an 8-10 foot pit after it fell through a wooden plank. The horse was sedated and lifted out without injuries.

A jury convicted Shakur Eldridge of armed robbery, potentially leading to an 81-year sentence, after a violent incident during a car sale in Baltimore.

A Severn man was arrested in Glen Burnie for a suspected drug deal; police seized a gun, drugs, and a digital scale. He's facing multiple charges but was released pending trial.

Baltimore County Public Library offers naloxone at all branches to combat opioid overdoses, with staff trained to use it and various models of receptacles installed.

The Baltimore City Department of Transportation will close I-83 overnight on Sunday, August 17, for a geophysical survey and tree removal. Traffic detours are planned.

A Baltimore man, Jason Christopher Steptoe, was arrested for DUI during a traffic stop, where a stolen gun and ecstasy pills were found in his vehicle.

Baltimore weather today includes sun, clouds, and potential for showers and thunderstorms, with hot and humid conditions. Cooler air arrives tomorrow; weekend will be typical summer weather.

Anne Arundel County Police report a decline in major crimes, crediting a mix of police work, data-driven strategies, technology use, and community relations.

Erick Oribio, a Baltimore media executive wrongfully imprisoned in Venezuela, returned home after diplomatic efforts, including a three-country prisoner swap.

An 18-year-old woman was shot in the hand in West Baltimore; detectives are investigating, with no suspects yet. Her injuries aren't life-threatening.

The MDOT SHA is enhancing pedestrian safety on Fort Smallwood Road with a $6.8 million project including sidewalks, signal upgrades, and water infrastructure improvements.