A bear was seen on Davidson Street in Aliquippa, prompting a safety announcement from local police, who are monitoring the situation with the Game Commission. Residents are advised to be cautious.

An 8-year-old autistic boy missing in Upper Marlboro was found safe after police used a helicopter with thermal imaging to locate him near water. He was cold but unharmed.

Mexican national Martinez-Ballinas sentenced to 37 months for illegal reentry into the U.S. after a prior felony conviction. Previously deported twice, he was re-detained in Maryland.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes sunny skies, potential showers, and mild winds with highs reaching 82 degrees today and chances of rain increasing later in the week.

A juvenile was shot in the ankle in Baltimore's Upton neighborhood. Western District Shooting detectives are investigating and seeking community assistance. The victim is stable in the hospital.

Sherron Turner, 44, was found dead inside her apartment, wrapped in plastic and covered with concrete. Her boyfriend, Michael McClanahan, 38, has been charged with her murder.

Buzz Williams, Maryland's head basketball coach, has added four former Texas A&M collaborators to his staff, including Devin Johnson as associate head coach and Lyle Wolf, Steve Roccaforte, and Wabissa Bede as assistant coaches.

Baltimore Police arrested 16 teenagers for crimes, with repeat offenders among them, amid discussions on juvenile crime and strategies focusing on intervention over incarceration.

Driver Karen Gangloff disrupted a race in Montgomery County, ignoring road closures and hitting a police car before being arrested without causing injuries.

Dazhon Darien was sentenced to four months for making a racist deep fake audio of Pikesville High's principal using AI, after pleading guilty to disturbing school operations.

Mayor Scott announces a project to enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility on Pratt Street in Baltimore's Inner Harbor, starting mid-May, with lane closures mostly at night to limit disruption.

A Mercedes-Benz running a red light caused a Johns Hopkins shuttle to crash into a building, injuring many. The crash resulted in significant damage and ongoing investigations.

Baltimore expects sunny weather with highs of 85 degrees and possible isolated showers in the evening. The week will have intermittent showers and thunderstorms with varying temperatures.