Missing autistic man Brandon Smith was found safe in Montgomery County, prompting relief and recognition of the community's crucial role in his safe return.

Baltimore County police fatally shot a man with a bow and arrow in Arbutus. The incident was reported by residents and is under investigation by the Maryland Attorney General's Independent Investigations Division.

Jimmy's Famous Seafood banned WWE's Paul Heyman for betraying Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 41, with the restaurant expressing their support for Reigns on social media.

Elkridge, Maryland shooting leaves one critically wounded; police suggest the incident may have been targeted.

Two men were arrested by the Baltimore Police for a series of violent crimes, including shootings and robberies, following investigative breakthroughs involving surveillance footage and intelligence gathering.

A woman is critically injured from a gunshot in South Baltimore, while nearby incidents result in one fatality and another man seriously wounded. Police seek information.

Baltimore's weather forecast includes mostly sunny skies today, possible showers Friday night, and thunderstorms Saturday, with a clearer outlook for Sunday and Monday.

The Baltimore Firefighters IAFF Local 734 announced a theft of union funds, with an ongoing police investigation and internal review to address financial irregularities.

The Ravens and the Bisciotti Foundation have committed $3.75 million to the Healthy Harbor Initiative, supporting Baltimore's Mr. Trash Wheel and oyster planting to clean up the harbor.

A Baltimore man, Antonieo Cole, was charged with impersonating a police officer and illegal ammo possession after a traffic stop in Prince George's County.

A head-on collision in Severn, involving a Ford Expedition and Lexus RX, resulted in the death of driver James Thomas Sims and injuries to a woman and three children.

Baltimore forecast promises sunshine with 80°F highs, clear nights, and a mild breeze. Rain chances increase towards the weekend, with 80% likelihood on Saturday.

The Baltimore City Public Schools experienced a data breach affecting personnel and some student records, while the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office also encountered a cybersecurity issue. Both institutions are enhancing security measures.